The Eastern Voice Correspondent
(Riya Palit)
New Delhi. In a major push towards cleaner transport, the Delhi government has announced that registration of new petrol and CNG-powered two-wheelers will stop from 2028. The move aims to curb air pollution and accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs).
While the decision has been welcomed for its environmental benefits, concerns remain over charging infrastructure, affordability, and the city’s readiness for a complete EV transition. With nearly two years before the policy takes effect, the government is expected to focus on expanding charging facilities and making electric mobility more accessible.
The decision marks one of the boldest steps by an Indian city towards a cleaner, electric future.
