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Maharashtra EV Policy 2025: Subsidies, Toll Exemptions, and Key Highlights

Maharashtra EV Policy 2025

The Maharashtra government has rolled out its ambitious Electric Vehicle Policy 2025, aimed at significantly boosting the adoption of EVs across the state. This updated framework follows the expiry of the previous policy on March 31, 2025, and comes with a substantial five-year plan backed by a budget of Rs 1,993 crore — more than double the earlier allocation of Rs 930 crore.

Ambitious Targets and Substantial Incentives

The policy’s central goal is to achieve 30% EV penetration by 2030. To make this happen, the government has increased the financial incentives for EV buyers, especially those in the commercial and public transportation sectors.

It’s important to note that these benefits apply only to commercial or transport vehicles, not privately owned electric cars.

Additional Perks: Toll Waivers and Tax Exemptions

The new policy continues to support EV buyers through 100% exemption on road tax and registration charges. Furthermore, to promote zero-emission transportation, four-wheeled passenger EVs and e-buses will enjoy toll-free travel on key expressways including:

Boosting EV Infrastructure

To ease range anxiety and promote EV usability, the policy outlines significant infrastructure goals:

Maharashtra’s Strong EV Market Presence

Maharashtra has emerged as a key player in India’s EV landscape:

In the two-wheeler space alone, 2,11,880 units were sold in FY2025, accounting for an 18% national share. Electric car sales in the state made up 16% of India’s total, while 24% of e-buses sold in the country were purchased in Maharashtra.

Since 2015, the state has recorded over 7.13 lakh EV sales, underscoring its leadership in sustainable mobility.

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