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Ministry of Road Transport and Highways will introduce new cybersecurity and software update management laws
India is set to mandate cybersecurity and software update management for advanced vehicles. New rules will require passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and tractors with Level-3 or higher automated driving to comply with stringent security measures. Existing models and vehicles receiving over-the-air updates will also need to adhere to these regulations in phases starting October, enhancing vehicle safety against rising cyber threats.
Delhi EV Policy 2026 paves way for hydrogen-powered vehicles
Delhi's new Electric Vehicle Policy 2026 paves the way for hydrogen fuel-based vehicles within four years, aiming to curb vehicular emissions, a major contributor to air pollution. The city plans to introduce two hydrogen-powered buses soon, with the Delhi Transport Corporation collaborating with NTPC for this initiative. This move signifies a significant stride towards cleaner, sustainable public transportation and a future-ready mobility ecosystem for the national capital.
Force Motors in pact with road ministry for scheme to modernise Delhi-NCR commercial vehicle fleet
Force Motors has inked a deal with the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways to join the government's commercial vehicle replacement scheme in Delhi-NCR. This initiative, backed by a Rs 9,585-crore fund, encourages replacing older, polluting trucks and buses with BS-VI or electric models. Force Motors will leverage its dealerships to support this transition, aiming to modernize the region's fleet and cut emissions.
Nearly 4 in 10 Delhi EVs are two-wheelers, data shows; experts back EV adoption
Delhi is accelerating its electric mobility drive, with two-wheelers now forming nearly 40% of registered electric vehicles. The city plans to ban new petrol and CNG two-wheeler registrations from April 2028, aiming to curb significant transport-related emissions. Experts emphasize the need for regional policy alignment to maximize pollution reduction benefits across the Indo-Gangetic Plain.
Himachal Pradesh to launch start-up bus scheme with up to 50% subsidy for youth
Himachal Pradesh is launching Phase IV of the Rajiv Gandhi Swarozgar Start-up Yojana, empowering unemployed youth to run passenger buses. The scheme offers significant subsidies for electric and diesel buses, along with monthly operational incentives for five years. Aimed at boosting public transport and cleaner mobility, it will cover 1,000 routes, prioritizing economically weaker applicants and offering fare concessions for women and students.
Haryana unveils tax breaks to accelerate shift to cleaner commercial vehicles
Haryana is offering a full waiver on motor vehicle tax for new environment-friendly trucks and buses in NCR districts. This initiative targets owners replacing older vehicles with BS-VI, electric, or CNG models. The move aims to significantly cut pollution from commercial transport, a major contributor to Delhi-NCR's air quality issues. This aligns with a broader central government program to modernize fleets and improve air quality across the region.
TCI Express Ltd leads losers in 'B' group
Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Ltd, Panama Petrochem Ltd, Sedemac Mechatronics Ltd and Savita Oil Technologies Ltd are among the other losers in the BSE's 'B' group today, 25 June 2026.
Centre approves Rs 530 cr for intelligent transport system in Chennai
Chennai is set to revolutionize its traffic management with a Rs 500 crore intelligent transport system. Funded by a loan from Japan, the project will enhance efficiency and handle growing demands. Key features include advanced traffic control at numerous junctions, incident detection, and real-time information systems. The Greater Chennai Corporation anticipates full operation by August 2026, promising a smoother commute for residents.
Tata Motors secures orders for over 3,400 eCVs across segments
Tata Motors announced that it has secured over 3,400 electric commercial vehicle (eCV) orders across segments, marking a significant inflection point in the mainstream adoption of electric mobility for both freight and passenger transport in India.
Tata Motors shares jump 2% after receiving order for 3,400 electric commercial vehicles
Tata Motors share price gained over 2% following a significant order for over 3,400 electric commercial vehicles, signaling a major shift towards electric mobility in India's transport sector. The orders span various vehicle types and industries, demonstrating growing customer trust. This expansion, supported by a robust EV portfolio and extensive operational experience, highlights the increasing adoption of electric solutions for freight, logistics, and passenger transport.
From buses to trucks, Tata Motors lands 3,400 EV orders across segments
Tata Motors has secured a significant boost with over 3,400 electric commercial vehicle orders, marking a major leap in India's zero-emission transport. These orders, covering small commercial vehicles, trucks, and buses, highlight growing business and public transport confidence in electric mobility for diverse applications like e-commerce, logistics, and heavy industries. This surge signals a strong shift towards sustainable transportation solutions across the nation.
E-Ambulances will get up to 35% PM E-DRIVE subsidy
The government will subsidise electric ambulances. This support is up to 35% of the ex-factory price. Rs 500 crore is allocated for 3,811 electric ambulances over fiscal 2026-27 and 2027-28. The PM E-DRIVE Scheme aims to boost electric vehicles. This includes buses, trucks, and charging stations. The initiative supports patient transport and life support vehicles.