Rally in Oct to promote e-vehicles

admin admin | 09-24 16:30

The Delhi environment department will hold an e-vehicle rally at Rajghat in early October.
New Delhi: Delhi environment department is set to hold an e-vehicle rally at Rajghat in the first week of Oct to promote the use of electric vehicles (EVs). Officials said a link will soon be launched for the public to register to participate in the rally.

A tender has been issued for organising the EV parade near Rajghat, with the estimated cost of the event at INR 5.76 lakh. The deadline for final bids is Sept 30, and the successful bidder will be required to arrange the rally within five days of being awarded the tender.

“The primary objective of the event is to promote the adoption of EVs in Delhi and raise awareness about their advantages in reducing vehicular pollution. The event aims to educate the public on the benefits of electric vehicles. Over 500 EVs are expected to participate in the rally,” said a senior official.

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