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The latest news regarding truck transporters in Delhi centers on policy changes, sustainability initiatives, and infrastructure modernization as of September 2025.trucks.cardekho+2
New Entry Rules for Trucks
From November 1, 2025, only BS-VI compliant, CNG, or electric trucks will be allowed entry into Delhi. This regulation, announced by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, aims to curb air pollution by phasing out older, more polluting BS-IV commercial vehicles, directly impacting many transporters operating in and through the city.trucks.cardekho
Major Truck Development
NHEV and Transvolt Mobility, in partnership with policy makers and industry stakeholders, are set to deploy 1,000 electric heavy-duty trucks across New Delhi. Backed by a ₹500 crore blended climate financing initiative, this marks a significant step toward green logistics and cleaner freight transport, benefiting both large fleet operators and independent truckers.91trucks
Delhi's Logistics Policy 2025
The Delhi government is finalizing its Logistics and Warehousing Policy 2025. Key proposals include setting up dedicated logistics hubs, green freight corridors, and incentivizing traders to relocate warehouses outside urban cores to ease congestion and improve air quality. Last-mile deliveries are slated for electric/CNG vehicles, with both financial and land-use incentives for transport companies participating in upgrades.economictimes+1
Impact on Truck Transporters
Transporters operating older fleets must adapt to new regulations and technological changes, while those embracing cleaner vehicles and infrastructure upgrades stand to benefit from fresh opportunities and incentives.91trucks+2
This period marks a transformative phase for truck transportation in Delhi, emphasizing cleaner, more efficient, and organized urban freight movement.chinimandi+5