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Power Ministry's Proposal With CAFE-III Norms Reaches PMO: H D Kumaraswamy
The CAFE norms, started from 2017, set a limit on average fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of a manufacturer's overall fleet.
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Tata Motors Opposes Exempting Small Cars From CAFE Norms
In a letter to PMO, Tata Motors said India's ability to innovate and leapfrog into technologies of the future is now starting to bear fruit, with EV adoption growing.
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Mahindra, Hyundai & Kia Deny Any Emission Norms Penalty
Contrary to the news reports, the two Korean carmakers have clarified that no actual fine has been levied
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India Will Not Extend 2022 Deadline For CAFE Norms: Report
The corporate average fuel efficiency (CAFE) requirements are designed to reduce carbon emissions from vehicles as India pushes auto manufacturers to invest in more fuel-efficient cars or in cleaner technologies like electric and hybrid.
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Continental Is Developing New Tyres For EVs And Fuel Efficiency Norms; Launch In 2021
Tyres which are designed for electric vehicles have low rolling resistance as well as are better compounded to emit less carbon along with being lighter in weight. Tyres which help in increasing fuel efficiency are comparatively lighter in weight as well.
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Power Ministry's Proposal With CAFE-III Norms Reaches PMO: H D Kumaraswamy
The CAFE norms, started from 2017, set a limit on average fuel consumption and CO2 emissions of a manufacturer's overall fleet.
-
Tata Motors Opposes Exempting Small Cars From CAFE Norms
In a letter to PMO, Tata Motors said India's ability to innovate and leapfrog into technologies of the future is now starting to bear fruit, with EV adoption growing.
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Mahindra, Hyundai & Kia Deny Any Emission Norms Penalty
Contrary to the news reports, the two Korean carmakers have clarified that no actual fine has been levied
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India Will Not Extend 2022 Deadline For CAFE Norms: Report
The corporate average fuel efficiency (CAFE) requirements are designed to reduce carbon emissions from vehicles as India pushes auto manufacturers to invest in more fuel-efficient cars or in cleaner technologies like electric and hybrid.
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Continental Is Developing New Tyres For EVs And Fuel Efficiency Norms; Launch In 2021
Tyres which are designed for electric vehicles have low rolling resistance as well as are better compounded to emit less carbon along with being lighter in weight. Tyres which help in increasing fuel efficiency are comparatively lighter in weight as well.
