ARTICLE · 03 FEBRUARY 2022

The 2021 Delhi EVAggregator Scheme: Explained

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Regulation of such aggregators has been a source of contention for some state governments, with disagreements concerning surge pricing, licensing, and female passenger safety.

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On January 24th, the Delhi government published a draft Motor Vehicles Aggregator Scheme (Scheme). Cab aggregators, quick commerce, and other delivery and passenger transport services in New Delhi are required to incorporate Electric Vehicles (EV) into their fleets and to cap surge pricing at set tariffs, among other requirements.

Regulation of such aggregators has been a source of contention for some state governments, with disagreements concerning surge pricing, licensing, and female passenger safety. The new aggregator plan is intended to align aggregators with the Delhi government's Electric Vehicles Policy, 2020. The Delhi government had introduced the Delhi Electric Vehicle Policy in August 2020 with the goal of accelerating the transition to battery electric vehicles to a point where they account for 25% (twenty five percent) of the total new vehicle registrations by 2024.

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