Gurgaon, located in Haryana, India, is struggling to match Delhi's electric vehicle (EV) adoption rate, with only 6% of vehicles being electric compared to 13% in Delhi. In 2025, Gurgaon registered just 3,670 pure EVs against 57,169 petrol vehicles, highlighting a significant gap. Experts point out that improving air quality in the National Capital Region requires enhanced EV adoption in surrounding areas. Key challenges include inadequate charging infrastructure and unclear regulations regarding the installation of charging points in residential societies. Despite Haryana's 2022 EV policy providing subsidies for charging station setups, the implementation has been slow, with only 919 charging stations installed in the state compared to 1,957 in Delhi. The policy aims to transition all commercial passenger vehicles in Gurgaon and Faridabad to electric by 2030, offering various purchase incentives for electric vehicles. However, the lack of clear guidelines and support from local authorities continues to hinder EV adoption.