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EV Policy Guide

Gujarat EV Policy

Reviewed by Ramniwas Gautam, Validation Head, Tech OVN

Policy
Gujarat State Electric Vehicle Policy 2021 (expired)
Status
Awaiting new policy
In force
Expired in 2025; a new policy is being drafted
Last verified
9 October 2026

Gujarat's 2021 EV policy has expired. Reports differ on whether it ended in March or June 2025, and a successor policy has been reported as under preparation but was not notified as of July 2026. Until it is, buyers and charger installers in Gujarat should plan around central support — PM E-DRIVE and the Ministry of Power tariff rules — rather than the old state figures.

Gujarat EV buyer incentives

Purchase incentives and tax waivers for people and businesses buying EVs in Gujarat.

EV charging station incentives in Gujarat

What the state offers to charge-point operators, property owners and businesses installing chargers.

We could not confirm a state charging-station incentive currently in force. Central support under PM E-DRIVE and the Ministry of Power tariff rules still applies — see the national overview.

Before you rely on these figures

Every figure on this page links to the document it comes from, and we checked each one on 9 October 2026. State incentives are often capped by vehicle count or budget and are revised by notification, so confirm the current position with the issuing department before you sign a contract or apply.

Tech OVN manufactures OCPP-compliant AC EV chargers in Haryana. We supply hardware; subsidy applications and claims are handled by the buyer.

Frequently asked questions

We could not confirm any state charging-station subsidy in force. The 2021 policy that offered one has expired. Public charging projects can still use PM E-DRIVE support and the central tariff cap.