The Haryana government has exempted motor vehicle tax on new electric vehicles
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Why in news
The Haryana government announced significant motor vehicle tax exemptions and rebates for electric vehicles and women-owned vehicles in the State Budget 2026-27.
Background
The Haryana Cabinet approved a 100% tax exemption for electric vehicles (EVs) priced up to Rs 30 lakh and a 50% rebate for those exceeding that price. Additionally, a 1% rebate is provided for non-commercial vehicles up to Rs 20 lakh registered in women's names.
Facts for Prelims
- FactHaryana EV Tax Exemption: 100% for vehicles priced up to Rs 30 lakh.
- FactHaryana EV Tax Rebate: 50% for electric vehicles priced above Rs 30 lakh.
- FactWomen's Vehicle Rebate: 1% tax rebate for non-commercial vehicles up to Rs 20 lakh registered in women's names.
- FactBudget Year: These measures are part of the Haryana State Budget 2026-27.
For Mains
Q. Examine how fiscal incentives and tax exemptions can effectively accelerate the transition to electric mobility and promote gender-inclusive economic growth in Indian states.
Keywords: Fiscal Incentives · Clean Mobility · Gender Empowerment · Green Transition · Tax Policy
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