EV. The Karnataka government has decided to cut down on electronic vehicles and auto company cars and is all set to plan for the same. The state government wants to cut the tax on hybrid cars, so that the sales of clean fuel vehicles can increase in the state and pollution can be reduced. The move also follows the Uttar Pradesh government's push to increase hybrid vehicles in the state, which was announced ahead of the Union Budget earlier this year.
Karnataka government proposed
The Karnataka government has made a proposal which reveals that the state government is making this scheme to promote the clean mobility sector. As you know, in India the focus is on rebates for electronic vehicles, but it has no impact on hybrid vehicles. With this move, Karnataka has become the second state after Uttar Pradesh, which wants to give tax exemption for electronic vehicles.
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Along with this, let us tell you that the government believes that running of electronic vehicles can provide relief from environmental pollution in the state. On the other hand, there are many companies that manufacture electronic vehicles, which include companies like Toyota, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Mahindra. Who can get the benefit of this discount. He claims that the arrival of hybrid vehicles will be good for the state and the country.
Tax exemption on hybrid and electronic vehicles
Karnataka government has currently come at third position in terms of sales of electronic vehicles in India. To boost the clean transportation sector in the state, the state government wants to bring hybrid vehicles priced below Rs 25 lakh on the road and aims to reduce its registration fee from the current 18 percent to 13 percent, although this benefit will be applicable only for hybrid cars. Will be available on.
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