Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Haryana Approves 100% Tax Exemption on Electric Vehicles
The Haryana government has decided to give a full tax break on new electric vehicles that cost up to Rs 30 lakh.
This means people won't have to pay any tax when they buy these electric cars, scooters, or rickshaws.
For vehicles that cost more than Rs 30 lakh, they will get a 50% tax break.
The government hopes this will make electric vehicles more affordable and help reduce pollution.
They also gave a small tax break for women who buy non-commercial vehicles up to Rs 20 lakh in their own names.
This is part of their plan to make women more independent and encourage them to participate more in economic activities.
Haryana government approves 100% tax exemption on new electric vehicles up to Rs 30 lakh.
50% tax rebate on electric vehicles priced above Rs 30 lakh.
20% tax rebate remains unchanged for CNG vehicles.
1% tax rebate for non-commercial vehicles up to Rs 20 lakh registered in women's names.
Decision aims to promote clean mobility, reduce emissions, and empower women economically.
- Who
- Haryana government, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini
- What
- Approved 100% tax exemption on electric vehicles up to Rs 30 lakh
- When
- Tuesday, during a cabinet meeting
- Where
- Haryana, India
- Why
- To promote clean and sustainable mobility, reduce vehicular emissions, and enhance women's economic empowerment
Environmental and Economic Benefits
Potential Revenue Loss
Promotion of Clean Mobility
Environmental and Economic Benefits
The tax exemption will significantly boost the adoption of electric vehicles, promoting clean and sustainable mobility and reducing vehicular emissions.
Potential Revenue Loss
The government may experience a loss in revenue due to the tax exemption, which could impact other public services and infrastructure development.
- Tax Exemption
- 100% on electric vehicles up to Rs 30 lakh
- Rebate on Higher-Priced EVs
- 50% on electric vehicles above Rs 30 lakh
- Rebate on CNG Vehicles
- 20% unchanged
- Rebate for Women
- 1% on non-commercial vehicles up to Rs 20 lakh registered in women's names
- Decision Date
- Tuesday, during a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini