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Status: Notified; Date of Notification: July 8, 2022; Validity Period: 5 years from the date of issue of notification

To promote clean transportation by promotion of use of Electric Vehicles (EVs) in the State.
To make usage of Electric Vehicles affordable and easy, by setting up of a widespread and accessible charging infrastructure.
To make Haryana a global hub for manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (EVs), major components of EVs and batteries for EVs.
To generate employment opportunities in the State.
To promote Research and Development (R&D) on various aspects of electric mobility.
Adoption targets as follows:
1. Model Electric Mobility cities of Gurugram and Faridabad to convert 100% of all commercial passenger carrying vehicles to electric vehicles.
2. Efforts shall be made to convert 100% of bus fleet owned by Haryana State Transport Undertakings into electric buses or Fuel Cell Vehicles or other non- fossil-fuel-based technologies by 2030.
3. Efforts shall be made to convert all forms of Government vehicles, including vehicles under Government Corporations, Boards and Government Ambulances etc., to electric vehicles by 2030.

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Purchase incentives across different categories as follows:

Electric Car/Light EV(BEV/FCEV) ranging from price of INR15,00,000 to INR40,00,000 – 15% of the ex-showroom
price of vehicle up to a maximum of INR6,00,000 for the first 1,000 vehicles
Hybrid Electric Car/ Hybrid Light EV (SHEV/PHEV) ranging from price of INR15,00,000 to INR40,00,000 – 15% of the ex-showroom price of vehicle up to a maximum of INR3,00,000 for the first 200 vehicles
Electric Car/Light EV(BEV/FCEV) ranging from price of INR40,00,000 to INR70,00,000 – 15% of the ex-showroom price of vehicle up to a maximum of INR10,00,000 for the first 1,000 vehicles
Hybrid Electric Car/ Hybrid Light EV (SHEV/PHEV) ranging from INR40,00,000 to INR70,00,000 – 15% of the ex- showroom price of vehicle maximum up to INR5,00,000 for the first 200 units.
Hydrogen based vehicle – 15% of the ex-showroom price of vehicle up to a maximum of INR10,00,000 for the first 200 vehicles
Electric Tractors – 50% of the ex-showroom price up to a maximum of INR5,00,000 for the first 1,000 vehicles
Hybrid Electric tractor – 50% of the ex-showroom price of vehicle up to a maximum of INR5,00,000 for the first 100 vehicles
Electric Bus – 10% of the ex-showroom price of vehicle, up to a maximum of INR10,00,000 for the first 200 units (exclusively for buses used by government and government owned entities of Haryana.)

Motor Vehicle Tax exemptions as follows:

2 wheeler – 100% exemption for the first 30,000 vehicles
3 wheeler – 100% exemption for the first 15,000 vehicles
4 wheeler including Hydrogen fuel-based Vehicle (FCEV) – 75% exemption for the first 10,000 vehicles
Hybrid electric 4 wheeler – 25% exemption on Motor Vehicle Tax for the first 2,500 vehicles
Electric buses – 75% exemption for the first 1,000 vehicles

Discounted vehicle registration fee as follows:

2 wheeler – INR200 for all category of two wheelers for first 30,000 vehicles
3 wheeler – INR200 for all category of three wheelers for first 15,000 vehicles
4 wheeler, including Hydrogen fuel-based Vehicle (FCEV) – INR500 for all category of four wheelers for first 10,000 vehicles
Hybrid electric 4 wheeler – INR500 for all category of hybrid four wheelers for first 2,500 vehicles
Buses – INR500 for all category buses for first 1,000 vehicles

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Capital Subsidies Capital subsidies on fixed capital investment (FCI) will be provided to industries manufacturing Electric Vehicles (BEV/FCEV), major components of EVs, batteries for EVs, manufacturer of charging infrastructure as follows:

Micro Industry – 25% of FCI or INR15,00,000, whichever is lower for the following

First 20 units in each segment of electric vehicles (2 wheelers, 3 wheelers, 4 wheelers, buses/Heavy Vehicle)
Battery and charging equipment

Small Industry – 20% of FCI or INR40,00,000, whichever is lower for the following:

First 10 units in each segment of electric vehicles (2 wheelers, 3 wheelers, 4 wheelers, buses/Heavy Vehicle)
Battery and charging equipment

Medium Industry – 20% of FCI or INR50,00,000, whichever is lower for the following:

First 5 units each in each segment of electric vehicles (2 wheelers, 3wheelers, 4 wheelers, buses/Heavy Vehicle)
Battery and charging equipment

Large Industry – 10% of FCI or INR10,00,00,000, whichever is lower for the following:

First 2 units in each segment of electric vehicles (EV) (2 wheelers, 3 wheelers, 4 wheelers, buses/Heavy Vehicle)
Battery and charging equipment

Mega Industry – 20% of FCI or INR20,00,00,000, whichever is lower, for first 3 units in the state.

Mega or Ultra mega units setting up in the State will be also eligible for a special package of incentives as per HEEP 2020

Stamp Duty Reimbursement: Reimbursement of 100% stamp duty on purchase /lease of land/shed/buildings to be used for manufacturing Electric Vehicles, major components of EVs, batteries for EVs and charging infrastructure after commencement of commercial production.

Power subsidy and incentives:

Special tariff to the units manufacturing electric vehicles, major components of EVs, batteries for EVs and charging infrastructure as announced by Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission every year.
100% exemption on Electricity Duty for a period of 20 years.

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One time subsidy of 20% of Fixed Capital Investment (FCI) up to a maximum of INR10,00,000 for first 100 Battery Swapping Stations set up with FCI of more than INR50,00,000.
One time subsidy of 20% of FCI up to a maximum of INR5,00,000 for first 200 privately owned public charging stations setup with FCI of more than INR25,00,000.
One time subsidy of 20% of FCI up to INR50,000 for first 2,000 privately owned public charging stations in Group Residential buildings, commercial buildings, institutional buildings, Malls, Metro Station etc. with more than 1,000 inhabitants or that cater to more than 1,000 people per day.

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State, Govt.organizations / PSU/ private companies shall be encouraged to set up Centres of Excellence (CoE).
Five such CoEs shall be incentivized with a 50% grant of project cost up to INR5,00,00,000.
CoE shall utilize 50% of the grant in setting up of the CoE and the remaining 50% of the grant shall be used for running operations of the CoE.

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Large and Mega units shall compulsorily establish a battery disposal/recycling/material recovery facility at their proposed plant for claiming any incentive under this policy.
First 5 units setting up their manufacturing facility in the state across Medium, Large or Mega category for battery disposal/recycling/ material recovery shall be eligible for capital subsidy @ 15% of FCI up to a maximum of INR1,00,00,000.
Government shall reimburse 50% of the cost of water treatment plant up to a maximum of INR50,00,000 for first 5 units in each category (Medium, Large, Mega and Ultra-Mega units).

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