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Delhi govt delists electric version of Tata Nexon car from subsidy scheme

The move comes as a setback for Tata Motors in one of its biggest markets and makes the model less attractive in terms of the incentives

Delhi govt delists electric version of Tata Nexon car from subsidy scheme
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With an average sale of 100 units a month, the Nexon EV is the highest selling model in the country

Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
The Delhi government has delisted the electric version of the Tata Nexon car from its subsidy scheme for electric vehicles following complaints that the model failed to meet the specified range on a single charge, according to the order passed by Delhi’s transport commissioner.  

The move comes as a setback for Tata Motors in one of its biggest markets and makes the model less attractive in terms of the incentives. Buyers of four-wheelers in the personal segment in Delhi can claim an incentive of Rs 1.5 lakh to Rs 3 lakh depending on the vehicle type and speed, as per

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