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E-scooter: Buying an electric two-wheeler can get expensive from June 1. The central government decided to cut the subsidy on electric scooters and motorcycles. ---Advertisement--- The Ministry of Heavy Industries announced to reduce the subsidy amount on EV two-wheeler from Rs 15,000 per kW to Rs 10,000 per kW.---Advertisement--- Reduction in subsidy will be applicable from […]

E-scooter: Buying an electric two-wheeler can get expensive from June 1. The central government decided to cut the subsidy on electric scooters and motorcycles. 

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The Ministry of Heavy Industries announced to reduce the subsidy amount on EV two-wheeler from Rs 15,000 per kW to Rs 10,000 per kW.

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Reduction in subsidy will be applicable from June 1. At present, till May 31, there is a chance to buy EVs to avail of more subsidies. According to the information, the Ministry of Heavy Industry, in a notification said that it would reduce subsidies on all newly registered electric two-wheelers from June 1.

Earlier, the incentive limit for electric vehicles has already been reduced from 40 per cent to 15 per cent. Electric two-wheeler makers may cut down on features and battery packs due to the cut in subsidy. Future EV bikes Evoke Urban Classic, Emflux One and EV scooters Liger X and Yamaha Neo is to come.

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First published on: May 22, 2023 09:37 PM IST


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