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Chaired a highly productive session of the SIAM CEO’s Delegation Meeting at Bharat Mandapam today, where we addressed various critical issues facing the automobile industry.
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— Nitin Gadkari (@nitin_gadkari) August 27, 2024
The discounts are aimed at encouraging the replacement of outdated vehicles with newer models, thus supporting environmental and economic benefits. Discounts are expected to range from 1.5% to 3% off the price of new vehicles. Luxury car manufacturers may offer discounts up to ₹25,000, while other companies might cap the maximum discount amount.
Commercial vehicle manufacturers will offer discounts for up to two years, while passenger vehicle manufacturers will extend their discounts for one year. Companies like Volvo, Eicher, Tata Motors, and Ashok Leyland will provide a 3% discount on new commercial vehicles. Customers using a Traded Certificate of Deposit from a scrapped commercial vehicle will receive a 2.75% discount on the new vehicle’s ex-showroom price.
Gadkari expressed his gratitude to the manufacturers joining the Vehicle Fleet Modernization Programme and hopes this initiative will inspire more to follow suit. He emphasized that this effort is a significant step toward enhancing the sustainability and efficiency of India’s vehicle fleet.