In an attempt to boost the adoption, manufacture and load of electric vehicles, the adoption and load infrastructure in Maharashtra, the state government will sacrifice a subsidy of 10 percent on the total cost of two -wheel electric vehicles, four -wheel vehicles, electric buses and heavy vehicles.
A toll exemption has also been announced.
The disbursement for the EV OUT policy has increased to ₹ 1,995 million rupees of the first ₹ 950 million rupees.
The Government has also announced the construction of EV load facilities every 25 km along state and national roads.
The new EV policy will be in force until 2030.
Business line He had previously reported that Maharashtra took second place in the penetration of EV in fiscal year 2015, with 1,00,801 electric vehicles in the duration of the year.
Toll exemption
The EVs will also exempt toll charges in Maharashtra.
“All electric vehicles and four-wheeled passenger buses traveling on the Mumbai-Pune Yashwantrao Chavan Highway, Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri-Nhava Sheva Atal Setu, and Hindu Hridday Maharasheheh Tackerayi Tackerayii Tackerayii Mahamarg) will be exempt from Toll.
The Maharashtra government had previously announced a 6 percent tax in the EVs that cost more than ₹ 30 Lakh.
“With objectives such as reaching 10 percent of the penetration of EV in the records of new vehicles by 2025 and converting 25 percent of public transport fleets to electricity, the policy describes a clear road map for the green transition of the state. Paper in the authorization of this change,” said Dhiraj Agrawal, commercial director of MUFIN GREEN FINANCE.
Posted on April 30, 2025
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