As per the new policy of the state government, now the Motor Vehicle Tax will be based on the ex-showroom price of the vehicle and not just on its category or fuel type.

New tax slab on petrol vehicles:

Tax on vehicles up to ₹10 lakh – 11%
Tax on vehicles between ₹10-20 lakh – 12% Tax
on vehicles above ₹20 lakh – 13% Tax

Rates for diesel vehicles will be slightly higher:

Up to ₹10 lakh – 13%
₹10-20 lakh – 14%
Above ₹20 lakh – 15%

Direct 20% tax on imported vehicles

If a vehicle is imported from abroad or is registered in the name of a company/corporate, then a direct 20% one-time tax will be levied on it. This decision will have a significant impact on the luxury segment.

CNG and LNG vehicles did not get any relief.

While earlier CNG and LNG vehicles used to get tax concessions, now an additional 1% tax will be imposed on them. This has come as a shock to consumers who buy vehicles running on green fuel. The government says that this step is necessary to increase revenue and bring balance in the tax structure.

New tax rules for commercial vehicles too:

Till now, tax was levied on the basis of loading capacity, but now the price of the vehicle will be the basis. For example, if a pickup truck is worth ₹ 10 lakh, then now it will have to pay 7% tax i.e. ₹ 70,000 – whereas earlier it was only around ₹ 20,000.

Relief to electric vehicles

While there has been a huge change in tax, EVs (electric vehicles) have got some relief. The government had proposed a 6% tax on EVs costing more than ₹ 30 lakh, but it has been postponed for now. This may provide some relief to those buying eco-friendly vehicles. The state government says that this new tax system will curb tax evasion, and it will be possible to collect tax according to the actual price of the vehicles. Along with this, an attempt has been made to make the tax collection system simple and transparent.

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Deadline for petrol vehicles is March 31

Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Saturday announced that the Delhi government will stop providing petrol to vehicles older than 15 years at petrol pumps across the city after March 31. After a meeting with officials to discuss measures to tackle air pollution in the national capital, Sirsa said the government is taking stringent measures to curb vehicular emissions and pollution.

Smart gadgets will help identify old vehicles

The meeting focused on key policy decisions, including a ban on old vehicles, mandatory anti-smog measures and a shift to electric public transport. After the meeting, Sirsa said, “We are installing gadgets at petrol pumps that will identify vehicles older than 15 years and no fuel will be given to them.” He said the Delhi government will inform the Union Petroleum Ministry about the decision.

It has become mandatory to install anti-smog guns on tall buildings

Apart from restricting fuel supply to old vehicles, Sirsa announced that all high-rise buildings, hotels and commercial complexes in the capital will be required to install anti-smog guns to reduce air pollution levels. In addition, he said that about 90 per cent of public CNG buses in Delhi will be phased out by December 2025 and replaced with electric buses, as part of the government’s move towards clean and sustainable public transport. The announcements come as part of Delhi’s wider efforts to tackle air pollution, a major challenge for the city’s residents.

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