Huge hike in vehicle registration charges likely ...Middle East

In a move aimed at discouraging petrol and diesel vehicles and promoting electric vehicles, the road transport ministry has proposed in a draft notification to hike the fees. For two-wheelers, the new registration fee will be Rs 1,000 against the current Rs 50. In the case of cabs, the registration fee and renewal charges will be Rs 10,000 and Rs 20,000, up from the current Rs 1,000.

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