Force Motors partners with MoRTH to replace old BS-IV commercial vehicles in Delhi-NCR with BS-VI and electric models, promoting cleaner mobility and reducing vehicular emissions.
By Robin Kumar Attri
Force Motors joins Delhi-NCR vehicle replacement scheme.
Old BS-IV vehicles to be replaced with BS-VI and EVs.
Initiative aims to reduce vehicular emissions.
Customers will receive OEM benefits through dealerships.
The scheme supports cleaner commercial transportation.
Force Motors has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) to participate in the Delhi-NCR Commercial Vehicle Replacement Scheme. The initiative aims to replace older BS-IV and earlier-generation commercial vehicles with cleaner BS-VI and electric vehicles, helping reduce air pollution and improve environmental sustainability across the National Capital Region.
Force Motors Limited, India's largest van manufacturer, has officially partnered with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH), Government of India, to support the Commercial Vehicle Replacement Scheme in the Delhi-NCR region.
The agreement was signed on Tuesday and marks another important step in the government's ongoing efforts to reduce vehicular emissions by encouraging the replacement of older commercial vehicles with cleaner and more fuel-efficient alternatives.
The Commercial Vehicle Replacement Scheme has been introduced to speed up the removal of older BS-IV and pre-BS-IV trucks and buses operating in Delhi-NCR. These vehicles will be replaced with modern BS-VI compliant or electric commercial vehicles.
The scheme is part of the government's larger strategy to improve air quality in the National Capital Region by reducing emissions from aging commercial vehicles. By promoting cleaner technologies, the initiative is expected to contribute significantly to lower pollution levels while encouraging the adoption of advanced transport solutions.
As one of the participating original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), Force Motors will implement the scheme through its authorised dealership network across Delhi-NCR.
Eligible customers replacing their old commercial vehicles under the scheme will receive the prescribed OEM benefits as per the government's guidelines. The company will support customers throughout the replacement process, making it easier for fleet owners and commercial vehicle operators to upgrade to cleaner and more efficient vehicles.
Commenting on the partnership, Prasan Firodia, Managing Director of Force Motors, said the company is pleased to collaborate with the Government of India in modernising the commercial vehicle fleet in the Delhi-NCR region.
He added that the initiative aligns with Force Motors commitment to providing cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable mobility solutions for fleet operators and commercial vehicle customers while supporting the country's environmental goals.
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The partnership between Force Motors and the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is expected to support the government's efforts to modernise the commercial vehicle fleet in Delhi-NCR. By replacing older BS-IV and earlier-generation vehicles with BS-VI and electric models, the scheme aims to reduce emissions, improve air quality, and encourage cleaner transportation. With its dealership network and commercial vehicle expertise, Force Motors is set to play an important role in driving this transition toward sustainable mobility.

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