From 1 January 2027, only electric three-wheelers can be newly registered in Delhi. The rule is part of the Delhi EV Policy 2026, which took effect on 1 July 2026, and it covers passenger autos and small goods carriers. If you run autos in Delhi, here is what changes and what support is on offer. You can see Bajaj’s electric autos at Shiva Bajaj in New Arya Nagar, Ghaziabad.
What changes on 1 January 2027.
New registrations: three-wheelers (L5 category) and N1 goods carriers can be newly registered in Delhi only if they are electric.
Existing vehicles: the limit applies to new registrations. Autos already registered can keep running under Delhi’s other rules.
Two-wheelers next: a similar limit applies to new petrol and CNG two-wheelers from 1 April 2028.
Subsidy for electric passenger autos.
The policy pays a purchase incentive on electric passenger three-wheelers (L5M), and it falls each year:
First year of the policy: ₹50,000.
Second year: ₹40,000.
Third year: ₹30,000.
There is no incentive for vehicles with batteries smaller than 4 kWh. To qualify, the buyer must live in Delhi and the vehicle must be bought and registered in Delhi. A vehicle that receives the incentive cannot be transferred to another state for three years. Electric three-wheelers registered in Delhi also pay no road tax and no registration fee.
Scrappage incentive.
Scrap a Delhi-registered BS-IV or older three-wheeler at an authorised facility, buy an electric passenger auto within six months of receiving the Certificate of Deposit, and you can claim a further ₹25,000. Only the owner of the scrapped vehicle can claim it.
Bajaj’s electric autos.
Bajaj sells electric passenger autos under its GoGo brand. When it introduced GoGo in February 2025, Bajaj priced the P5009 from ₹3,26,797 and the P7012 from ₹3,83,004 (ex-showroom, Delhi), and claimed a range of up to 251 km on a charge. The model number gives the battery size: the P5009 has a 9 kWh battery, and the P5012 and P7012 have 12 kWh batteries, all well above the policy’s 4 kWh minimum.
GoGo autos have a full-metal body, a two-speed automated transmission, hill hold assist, auto hazard lights, anti-roll detection and a five-year battery warranty. Ask the showroom for current prices, and about Bajaj’s electric cargo three-wheelers.
See them at Shiva Bajaj.
Shiva Bajaj, part of Shiva Group, the Delhi NCR automotive dealer group, sells Bajaj three-wheelers at JP Bhavan, E-18, Meerut Road Chowk, New Arya Nagar, Ghaziabad 201003. Book a demonstration and ask for current prices. Delhi’s incentive applies to autos bought and registered in Delhi, so check with the showroom and the Delhi transport department how it applies to you before you book. Get directions to the showroom.
Frequently asked questions.
Can I register a new CNG auto in Delhi in 2027?
No. From 1 January 2027, only electric three-wheelers can be newly registered in Delhi.
Can my existing CNG auto keep running?
Yes. The limit applies to new registrations. Autos already registered can continue to run under Delhi’s other rules.
How much subsidy is there for an electric auto in Delhi?
₹50,000 in the policy’s first year, then ₹40,000 and ₹30,000, for electric passenger autos with batteries of 4 kWh or more that are bought and registered in Delhi.
Is there a scrappage incentive?
Yes. ₹25,000 for scrapping a Delhi-registered BS-IV or older three-wheeler and buying an electric passenger auto within six months.
Where can I see Bajaj electric autos near Delhi?
At Shiva Bajaj, E-18, Meerut Road Chowk, New Arya Nagar, Ghaziabad.
Sources.
Government of NCT of Delhi, notified 30 June 2026: Delhi Electric Vehicles Policy 2026 (copy hosted by JMK Research)
Outlook India, 2 July 2026: Delhi’s EV policy: subsidies, tax waivers and bans
Autocar Professional, 27 February 2025: Bajaj Auto introduces GoGo
About Shiva Group
Shiva Group is a family-owned automotive retail group with a legacy since 1928 and in automotive retail since 1972. Headquartered in Delhi NCR, the Group is an authorised sales and service partner for nine brands across two-wheelers, cars and SUVs, and commercial vehicles — Bajaj, Chetak, KTM, Triumph, Mahindra, Land Rover, MG Select, Bajaj Three-Wheelers and Mahindra Commercial — with a network across Delhi NCR and North India.
