Vehicles older than 15 years banned in Delhi

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Seems clear how badly government is under the influence of Car manufactures. What about the scrap cost, Where is it?

  • A new Government of India policy seeks to discourage old and polluting vehicles on public roads and are hence set to increase the cost of vehicle registrations for vehicles above 15 years old. The new charges will come into effect from 1st October 2021 and the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has issued a notification to this effect as a part of the vehicle scrappage policy.
  • According to the new proposal, car owners will have to shell out Rs.5,000 to renew registrations for cars over 15 years old. This is nearly 8 times that of the current charges that stand at Rs.600. Registration fees of bike will be at Rs.300 while renewal fees are proposed at Rs.1,000.
  • Three wheeler and quadricycles registration fees will stand at Rs.600 and renewals at Rs.2,500. Owners of imported cars which are above 15 years will find registrations at Rs.5,000 and renewals at Rs.40,000 once this new proposal is approved. This hike is being planned so as to deter persons from keeping their old vehicle
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i am not sure what they are smoking. filling the gas tank costs upwards of 3500 these days. do they really think that people would buy a new vehicle to avoid paying 5000 rupees?

also what exactly is this? in addition to the green tax discussed earlier in the thread?
 
Owners who voluntarily scrap vehicles will earn a road tax rebate of 15-25% and a waiver of registration fees on the purchase of a new vehicle

Automakers have been encouraged to offer a 5% discount on the purchase of a new vehicle against a certificate of vehicle scrapping. The scrap value of old vehicles will fetch owners around 4-6% of the price of a new vehicle, according to the policy.

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Govt offers sops to buy new vehicles, scrap old

Centre seeks to push the sales and usage of fuel-efficient, cleaner automobiles
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I think the renewal of registration is not applicable in NCR Delhi region because of NGT ban.
 
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