Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India, has delivered a blunt message to the auto industry: petrol and diesel vehicles are on borrowed time, with India rapidly steering toward a cleaner, post-fossil fuel mobility future. Speaking at the Busworld India Conclave
Delhi is preparing for a major shift in its mobility landscape under the proposed EV Policy 2.0, with a clear push towards electrification across key vehicle segments. Under the draft policy, petrol-powered two-wheelers will no longer be eligible for registration in the capital starting April 1,