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Taxi, auto-rickshaw charges likely to increase in Delhi soon: Officials

The taxi fare hike proposal has received preliminary approval and may get the approval of the Delhi cabinet in its next meeting, officials said

Updated on: Jul 2, 2022, 13:34:39 IST
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The base rate for taxi rides is likely to increase by 15 while three-wheeler charges for every kilometre may climb by 1.50, according to Delhi government officials. The change in prices is likely to come into effect this month. An official said that the proposed increase has received preliminary approval and may get the approval of the Delhi cabinet in its next meeting. The date of the meeting has not been decided yet.

Delhi’s base rate for taxi rides is likely to increase by  ₹15 while three-wheeler charges for every kilometre may go up by  ₹1.50.
Delhi’s base rate for taxi rides is likely to increase by ₹15 while three-wheeler charges for every kilometre may go up by ₹1.50.

A Delhi government committee tasked with fare revision of auto-rickshaws and taxis last month recommended an increase in fares demanded by various taxi and auto unions in the wake of rise in compressed natural gas (CNG) prices.

An official said that for three-wheelers, metre down fees, which had previously been set at 25, would now be 30. After it, every kilometre will cost 11 rather than 9.50. For taxis, the metre down fee is likely to increase from 25 to 40. The per-kilometre fare for non-AC taxis may increase to 17 from 14 while the per-kilometre fare for AC taxis may increase to 20 from 16.

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