Haryana Electric Vehicle Policy 2022
Notified on 8 July 2022 (Haryana Govt. Gazette Extraordinary No. 122-2022/Ext, notification No. 20/01/2022-4IB-I) and effective from 10 July 2022 for five years, i.e. until 9 July 2027. It supports manufacturers of electric vehicles (battery and fuel-cell, plus hybrids), major EV components, EV batteries and charging infrastructure located in B, C and D category blocks, or in Government-approved industrial estates and IMTs in A blocks. The capital subsidy on Fixed Capital Investment goes only to early units in each segment: micro 25% up to ₹15 lakh (first 20 units per segment), small 20% up to ₹40 lakh (first 10), medium 20% up to ₹50 lakh (first 5), large 10% up to ₹10 crore (first 2) and mega 20% up to ₹20 crore (first 3 in the State). A unit that does not take the capital subsidy may instead claim 50% of Net SGST for 10 years or until its FCI is recovered. Units also get 100% stamp duty reimbursement, 100% electricity duty exemption for 20 years, patent costs up to ₹25 lakh and, in B, C and D blocks, ₹48,000 per Haryana-domiciled employee per year for 10 years. Existing units qualify when they expand with at least 50% additional FCI in the EV sector or convert completely to EV manufacturing; early converters also get a one-time grant of 25% of the book value of plant and machinery, up to ₹2 crore. The same incentive cannot be claimed under another Haryana policy, but Government of India schemes can be added; total incentives are capped at 100% of FCI. The policy also has incentives for vehicle buyers, which are not covered here.
Key Benefits
- Capital subsidy on FCI for early units: micro 25% up to ₹15 lakh (first 20 per segment), small 20% up to ₹40 lakh (first 10), medium 20% up to ₹50 lakh (first 5).
- Or, instead of the capital subsidy, 50% of Net SGST for 10 years or until FCI is recovered.
- 100% stamp duty reimbursement on land, shed or building bought or leased for the EV unit.
- 100% electricity duty exemption for 20 years.
- ₹48,000 per Haryana-domiciled employee per year for 10 years, in B, C and D blocks.
- Patent costs reimbursed up to ₹25 lakh; for existing units converting fully to EVs, a one-time grant of 25% of the book value of plant and machinery, up to ₹2 crore.
Who Can Apply
- Manufacturers of EVs (battery and fuel-cell), hybrids, major EV components, EV batteries and charging infrastructure.
- Located in B, C or D category blocks, or in a Government-approved industrial estate or IMT in an A block.
- Existing units: expansion with at least 50% additional FCI in the EV sector, or complete conversion to EV manufacturing.
- At least 75% Haryana-domiciled workforce to claim the employment subsidy.
Eligible Business Types
MSME Category Applicability
Eligible Industries
How to Apply
- Apply on the Invest Haryana (HEPC) portal under the EV Policy 2022.
- File each claim after commercial production with the FCI certificate and the documents for that incentive.
Apply at: Invest Haryana (HEPC) portal
Required Documents
- Udyam Registration
- GSTIN
- Fixed Capital Investment certificate (land, building, plant and machinery)
- Proof that the products are EVs, EV components, EV batteries or charging equipment
- Commercial production certificate
- ESI/PF records and Haryana domicile proof (employment subsidy)
Stacking Compatibility
This scheme can be combined with the following for higher total benefits:
Common Rejection Reasons
- Unit in an A-category block outside a Government-approved industrial estate or IMT
- Early-unit quota for the segment already filled
- Claiming both the capital subsidy and Net SGST reimbursement
- Components not exclusively for EVs or charging infrastructure
- Less than 75% Haryana-domiciled workforce (employment subsidy)
Subsidy Setu's DPR preparation process addresses all common rejection points before filing.