EV Subsidy in Haryana 2026: All You Need
to Know


Published by VIDA

Read Time: 1 min 30 sec

Date: 22nd September 26

 

 Rider riding VIDA electric scooter after charging it.

 

Summary: Haryana's electric two-wheeler buyers can stack state subsidy, central incentive, road tax waiver, and registration fee relief to save up to ₹35,000 or more on a single purchase in 2026.


India registered over 14 lakh electric two-wheelers in FY26, a 22% jump over the previous year. States layering their own incentives on top of the central PM E-DRIVE scheme are driving much of that surge.
 

Haryana is a strong example. Between the state EV Policy 2022, a recently enhanced 100% road tax exemption, and the PM E-DRIVE subsidy now extended until March 2028, buyers in Gurugram, Faridabad, and other Haryana cities have multiple financial levers working in their favour. VIDA, powered by Hero MotoCorp, qualifies for every one of these benefits across its full lineup of VIDA electric scooters. Here's a detailed breakdown of the EV subsidy in Haryana.
 

Haryana EV Policy 2026: What Electric Two-Wheeler Buyers Need to Know
 

The Haryana Electric Vehicle Policy 2022, notified on July 8, 2022, remains active through July 2027. For two-wheeler buyers, it offers a per-kWh state subsidy, a road tax exemption (recently upgraded from 20% to 100%), a reduced registration fee, and a state toll tax exemption that benefits riders on the Gurugram-Delhi corridor. All these stack on top of the central PM E-DRIVE scheme.
 

Maximum EV Subsidy in Haryana 2026: Complete
Financial Breakdown
 

Haryana two-wheeler buyers can combine four incentive layers into a single savings stack.

Incentive LayerBenefit for Electric Two-Wheelers
Haryana state subsidy₹5,000 per kWh of battery capacity, up to ₹30,000
PM E-DRIVE (central)₹2,500 per kWh, capped at ₹5,000 per vehicle
Road tax (MVT) exemption100% waiver on pure EVs up to ₹30 lakh ex-showroom
Registration feeNominal ₹200 token fee (vs. ₹1,500–3,000 for conventional two-wheelers)

 

For a 3.4 kWh scooter, the combined subsidy alone (state + central) reaches ₹22,000, before road tax and registration savings.
 

Haryana State EV Subsidy for Electric Scooters: Eligibility
and Amount Details
 

Haryana's state subsidy for electric two-wheelers is calculated at ₹5,000 per kWh of battery capacity, with a ceiling of ₹30,000 per vehicle. The subsidy is applied at the point of purchase, so the dealer deducts the amount from your invoice.
 

Eligibility conditions to keep in mind:
 

  • Residency: The buyer must be a Haryana resident, and the vehicle must be registered in Haryana.
  • Battery type: Only vehicles with advanced lithium-ion batteries qualify.
  • Quota: The policy targets the first 30,000 electric two-wheelers. Confirm the current quota status with your dealer before purchase.
  • Policy window: Valid through July 2027 or until target numbers are reached, whichever comes first.

Higher battery capacity directly translates to a higher subsidy. A 3.94 kWh scooter earns ₹19,700 in state subsidy, while a 2.2 kWh model gets ₹11,000.

 

PM E-DRIVE Scheme for Electric Scooters in Haryana:
Central Government Incentive
 

The PM E-DRIVE scheme, launched in October 2024 with a total outlay now raised to ₹11,900 crore, provides a demand incentive for electric two-wheelers priced under ₹1.5 lakh (ex-factory). The current rate is ₹2,500 per kWh of battery capacity, capped at ₹5,000 per vehicle or 15% of the ex-factory price, whichever is lower.
 

The two-wheeler subsidy window was recently extended from July 2026 to March 31, 2028, though the scheme remains fund-limited and could close earlier if the allocation is exhausted. Application happens instantly at the dealership through Aadhaar-based e-KYC. The subsidy is deducted from your invoice, and buyers looking to save on EV subsidies do not need to file a separate claim.
 

Registration Fee Waiver and Road Tax Benefits in Haryana
 

On July 29, 2026, the Haryana Cabinet approved a 100% Motor Vehicle Tax exemption for new pure EVs priced up to ₹30 lakh ex-showroom, as part of the 2026-27 Budget. This replaces the earlier 20% rebate.
 

Registration fees for electric two-wheelers are reduced to a nominal ₹200 under the 2022 policy, compared to ₹1,500–3,000 for conventional two-wheelers. The state toll tax exemption adds recurring savings for daily commuters on toll routes around Gurugram and Faridabad.
 

How Much Subsidy You Get on VIDA Electric Scooters:
Model-Wise Breakdown
 

VIDA EVooters use removable lithium-ion batteries, which meet the PM E-DRIVE battery requirement. Eligibility also depends on the model's ex-factory price falling within the scheme's ₹1.5 lakh cap, so confirm your chosen variant's qualification with the dealer at the time of purchase. Here's how the savings break down by model.

 

ModelBatteryHaryana SubsidyPM E-DRIVECombined Subsidy
VIDA V2 Pro3.94 kWh₹19,700₹5,000₹24,700
VIDA V2 Plus3.44 kWh₹17,200₹5,000₹22,200
VIDA VX2 Plus3.4 kWh₹17,000₹5,000₹22,000
VIDA VX2 Go 3.4 kWh3.4 kWh₹17,000₹5,000₹22,000
VIDA VX2 Go2.2 kWh₹11,000₹5,000₹16,000

 

Haryana subsidy is calculated at ₹5,000 per kWh of battery capacity. PM E-DRIVE is ₹2,500 per kWh, capped at ₹5,000. Combined subsidy totals are the sum of both. These figures are before road tax and registration savings, which add further to the effective reduction.

 

Note: Subsidy amounts are indicative, calculated per current policy rates. Confirm final amounts with your dealer at the time of purchase.

 

How to Apply for EV Subsidy in Haryana: Step-by-Step
Process

 

The application process differs for the central and state components.

PM E-DRIVE (central subsidy):
 

The PM E-DRIVE subsidy is applied automatically at the dealership. The dealer initiates Aadhaar-based e-KYC on the PM E-DRIVE portal, generates an e-voucher linked to your registered mobile number, and deducts the subsidy from your invoice. You sign the e-voucher at the dealership. No post-purchase paperwork is needed from your side.
 

Haryana state subsidy:
 

The state subsidy requires an online application through the Department of Industries and Commerce, Haryana portal within 45 days of vehicle registration.
 

  • Register online with your personal and vehicle details on the state portal.
  • Upload documents including Aadhaar, vehicle RC, purchase invoice, and bank account details.
  • Await verification by the Directorate of Industries and Commerce, Haryana.
  • Receive disbursement via direct benefit transfer (DBT) to your linked bank account.
     

Buyers who can charge at any 5A socket at home or work face no infrastructure wait while the application is processed.
 

Required Documents for Haryana EV Subsidy Application
 

Prepare the following before applying for the Haryana state EV subsidy:
 

  • Aadhaar card linked to an active mobile number (required for both PM E-DRIVE e-KYC and state application).
  • Vehicle RC showing Haryana registration.
  • Purchase invoice with GST details and dealer declaration.
  • Bank account details (passbook or cancelled cheque) for DBT, matching the Aadhaar-linked name.
  • Proof of Haryana residency if the Aadhaar address differs from current residence.

Double-check each document for clarity and accuracy before uploading. Blurred scans, Aadhaar-mobile mismatch, and out-of-state RCs are the most common rejection triggers.
 

Haryana vs Neighbouring States: How Does the EV Subsidy
Compare?
 

Haryana's per-kWh subsidy rate and road tax exemption hold up well against neighbouring states.

 

ParameterHaryanaDelhiRajasthan
State subsidy (two-wheelers)₹5,000/kWh, up to ₹30,000₹5,000/kWh, up to ₹30,000Varies by notification
Road tax exemption100% (EVs up to ₹30 lakh)Exempted under Delhi EV PolicyPartial exemption
Registration fee₹200 nominalWaivedReduced
Policy valid throughJuly 2027Subject to renewalSubject to renewal


Haryana's NCR location also gives Gurugram and Faridabad buyers access to dealerships and ownership benefits spanning both Haryana and Delhi, with the added state toll tax exemption for cross-border commuters.

 

Did you know? A Haryana buyer purchasing an electric scooter with a 3.4 kWh battery can save over ₹22,000 in combined subsidies alone, before factoring in road tax and registration relief. Add the lower electricity-based running costs of an electric scooter over three years, and the total ownership advantage extends well beyond the purchase-day savings.

 

Common Issues with EV Subsidy Applications in Haryana
(And How to Avoid Them)

 

Applications can stall even with clear policies. The most common issues and their fixes:

 

  • Aadhaar-mobile mismatch: Link your Aadhaar to your current mobile number before visiting the dealership. PM E-DRIVE e-KYC fails without this.
  • Out-of-state registration: The vehicle must be registered in Haryana. Complete re-registration before applying if relocating from another state.
  • Missing dealer declaration: Some state applications require a dealer stamp or certificate. Confirm at the time of purchase.
  • Bank account mismatch: The DBT account must match the Aadhaar-linked name. Joint or third-party accounts are typically not accepted.
  • Missed deadline: The state portal requires submission within 45 days of vehicle registration. Missing this window forfeits the state subsidy.
  • Fund exhaustion: Both PM E-DRIVE and Haryana's quota-based incentives are fund- limited. Delays could reduce available benefits.

 

Key Takeaways

 

The financial case for buying an electric two-wheeler in Haryana in 2026 comes down to a few numbers.

 

  • ₹16,000–24,700 in combined subsidies (state + central), with road tax and registration relief on top.
  • PM E-DRIVE extended to March 2028, but fund-limited and could close earlier.
  • 100% road tax exemption on pure EVs up to ₹30 lakh, effective from the 2026-27 budget.
  • All VIDA EVooters qualify, and you can estimate your savings with the savings calculator.

 

FAQs
 

1. What is the maximum EV subsidy available in Haryana in 2026?
 

The Haryana state subsidy offers up to ₹30,000 for electric two-wheelers, calculated at ₹5,000 per kWh of battery capacity. This is in addition to the central PM E-DRIVE benefit of up to ₹5,000 per vehicle. Road tax exemption and registration fee relief add further savings.
 

2. Is there any subsidy on electric vehicles in Haryana?
 

Yes. The Haryana Electric Vehicle Policy 2022 provides purchase subsidies, road tax exemptions, registration fee reductions, and state toll tax waivers for electric vehicles, including two-wheelers. These benefits are active through July 2027.
 

3. Can I combine the Haryana state subsidy with PM E-DRIVE?
 

Yes. The Haryana state subsidy and the central PM E-DRIVE incentive can both be claimed on the same vehicle. The central subsidy is deducted at the dealership, and the state subsidy is disbursed via direct benefit transfer after online application.
 

4. How do I apply for the electric scooter subsidy in Haryana?
 

The PM E-DRIVE subsidy is applied automatically at the dealership through Aadhaar e-KYC. The Haryana state subsidy requires a separate online application on the Department of Industries and Commerce, Haryana web portal within 45 days of vehicle registration.
 

5. What types of EVs qualify for subsidy in Haryana?
 

The Haryana EV Policy 2022 covers electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and four-wheelers with advanced lithium-ion batteries. For the PM E-DRIVE scheme, electric two-wheelers must be priced under ₹1.5 lakh (ex-factory) to qualify.
 

6. How long does it take to receive the Haryana EV subsidy money?
 

The PM E-DRIVE subsidy is instant, as it is deducted from the invoice at the dealership. The Haryana state subsidy is disbursed via DBT after the online application is processed, typically within 30 working days of claim approval.
 

7. What documents do I need to apply for EV subsidy in Haryana?
 

You need an Aadhaar card linked to an active mobile number, the vehicle's registration certificate (Haryana-registered), the purchase invoice with GST details, bank account details for DBT, and proof of Haryana residency if your Aadhaar address differs.
 

8. Do VIDA electric scooters qualify for Haryana EV subsidy?
 

Yes. Every VIDA EVooter model uses removable lithium-ion batteries and is priced within the PM E-DRIVE's ₹1.5 lakh ex-factory threshold. The entire lineup, from the VIDA VX2 Go (2.2 kWh) to the VIDA V2 Pro (3.94 kWh), qualifies for both the Haryana state subsidy and the central PM E-DRIVE incentive.
 

9. What is the registration fee for electric vehicles in Haryana?
 

Under the Haryana EV Policy 2022, electric two-wheelers are registered at a nominal token fee of ₹200, compared to ₹1,500–3,000 for conventional two-wheelers. This benefit applies to the first 30,000 electric two-wheelers registered under the policy.
 

10. Am I eligible if I already own an electric vehicle?
 

The PM E-DRIVE subsidy is limited to one electric two-wheeler per Aadhaar. If you have already availed the central subsidy on a previous purchase, you cannot claim it again. Haryana state subsidy eligibility for repeat buyers should be confirmed on the state portal, as the policy notification does not explicitly restrict repeat claims.