Electric travel
FAME II and EV Cab Fares: What Passengers Should Know
FAME II ended in March 2024. Understand why EV policy headlines do not automatically create a discount on a Pune–Mumbai cab fare.
FAME II is a historical scheme
The Ministry of Heavy Industries confirms that FAME II ran from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2024. It should not be described as an open-ended current subsidy or a new passenger offer. A cab article using the scheme’s name needs to distinguish historical policy from today’s booking price.
A vehicle incentive is not a passenger discount
Eligibility for an incentive depends on the scheme, vehicle category and applicable rules. It does not follow that a passenger can claim a reduction on any electric taxi ride. Ask the operator for the actual fare rather than subtracting a policy benefit from a quoted amount.
Check current schemes at the official source
For current programme categories, dates and eligibility, use the Ministry’s PM E-DRIVE website. The existence of a newer EV programme does not establish that GoZevv, its vehicle or your booking qualifies for a particular benefit. Any specific claim would need supporting documentation.
Use the published fare for travel planning
GoZevv publishes a ₹3,200 per-car one-way fare for Pune–Mumbai, with standard route tolls and applicable taxes included. Confirm the route and any parking, waiting or additional stops. A return or hourly itinerary requires a separate quote.
Compare offers on the same basis
When choosing a cab, compare the allocated vehicle, luggage fit, total price and booking terms. A policy reference can provide background, but the accepted itinerary and quote determine what service you are buying.
Questions before you travel
Can I claim a FAME II discount on a GoZevv ride?
No passenger discount is established by this article. Use the fare and any offer explicitly confirmed for your booking.
Does PM E-DRIVE cover every electric car?
Do not assume that. Check the official programme’s vehicle categories and eligibility rules.