EV Policy Guide
Telangana EV Policy
Reviewed by Ramniwas Gautam, Validation Head, Tech OVN
- Policy
- Telangana EV & Energy Storage Policy 2020-2030
- Status
- Active
- In force
- 30 October 2020 to 2030
- Last verified
- 9 October 2026
- Official document
- Telangana EV & Energy Storage Policy 2020-2030 (BEE copy)
Telangana's 2020-2030 policy is mainly a road-tax incentive. We could not open the official policy text, so the figures below come from press and industry summaries and are labelled as such.
Telangana EV buyer incentives
Purchase incentives and tax waivers for people and businesses buying EVs in Telangana.
Road tax and registration
100% road tax and registration fee exemption for EVs bought and registered in Telangana, with the earlier vehicle-number caps removed.
Valid until 31 December 2026.
Source: Energetica India — Telangana road-tax exemption (press)
EV charging station incentives in Telangana
What the state offers to charge-point operators, property owners and businesses installing chargers.
Public charging
No fixed capital subsidy amount found. Support is non-fiscal: a special EV tariff category from TSERC and state-agency-led public charging, with stations every 50 km on highways.
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.
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