India's capital, Delhi, launched its EV Policy: new electric auto-rickshaws and small goods carriers will be the only ones eligible for registration from January 1, 2027; two-wheelers follow from April 1, 2028. Two-wheelers and three-wheelers together account for 81% of vehicular pollution in the city. The policy runs through March 2030 and targets 95% electric new vehicle registrations by 2027.
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Delhi prohíbe los nuevos vehículos de dos ruedas a gasolina para limpiar su aire

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En Delihi, a partir del 1 de enero de 2027, solo los mototaxis eléctricos y vehículos de carga ligera podrán matricularse; las motos siguen desde el 1 de abril de 2028. En conjunto, las motos y los triciclos suponen el 81% de la contaminación vehicular de la ciudad. La política tiene vigencia hasta marzo de 2030 y apunta al 95% de matriculaciones eléctricas en 2027.

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