The ‘Delhi Motor Vehicle Aggregator and Delivery Service Provider Scheme 2023’ aims at having all the aggregators, be it the passenger, transport or e- commerce platform, powered by electricity.
The project is part of the Delhi government's plan to construct nine new bus depots across the city to house the continuously increased number of buses.
"The Switch Delhi pledge, available on ev.delhi.gov.in/pledge, has been launched to cement the commitment of Delhiites to be a part of the EV revolution in Delhi and make Delhi the EV capital of India. I encourage all Delhiites to take this pledge if you are going to switch over to an EV and/or install a charging point on your premises in the next three years. I have taken this pledge today and hope everyone will do the same," Gahlot said.
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