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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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Honda Elevate To Jetour T2: 5 Hybrid Cars Launching In 2026
Automakers are embracing strong and mild hybrids as stricter emission norms arrive, with India's 2026 SUV lineup set to expand with fuel-efficient models.
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Indian Govt To Adopt WLTP Cycle For BS-VI Emission Testing From 2027: Here's Why
The Indian government will adopt WLTP for emission testing of M1 and M2 vehicles from April 2027, replacing MIDC to reflect real-world driving conditions more accurately.
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NDTV Ground Report: Day 1 Of No Fuel Without Pollution Certificate In Delhi
At the Delhi Gate petrol pump, NDTV found the notification on the rule prominently displayed across every fuel dispensing aisle, but no transport or enforcement officials were present.
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Maruti Suzuki Takes A Dig At Tata And Others For Criticising Weight-Based CAFE Relaxations
Maruti Suzuki criticizes rivals for opposing CAFE-III leniency for small cars, accusing them of deflecting attention from gas-guzzlers.
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Hyundai, Tata Want Govt To Drop Fuel Emission Concessions Seen Benefiting Maruti Suzuki
The new rules propose tightening average CO2 emissions to 91.7 grams/km from an earlier target of 113 grams/km. This will make it tougher for small cars to meet the target compared with large SUVs, pushing companies to sell more EVs.
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CAFE 3 Draft Proposes Emissions Relief For Small Cars, Push For Range Extender Hybrid
The latest draft of CAFE 3 norms gives manufacturers of small cars an edge in calculating CO2 emissions.
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Tata Motors to Invest up to $4 Billion Over Five Years for EVs, New Cars
Tata Motors plans to invest up to Rs. 35,000 crore ($4.1 billion) over the next five years. The company plans to nearly double its portfolio from eight models to 15, launch more EVs and compressed natural gas cars as well as enhance the vehicles' technology features.
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2025 TVS Apache RR 310 Launched In India; Prices Start At Rs. 2.78 Lakh
The Apache RR 310 is now compliant with OBD-2B emission norms and gets added features.
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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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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.
-
Honda Elevate To Jetour T2: 5 Hybrid Cars Launching In 2026
Automakers are embracing strong and mild hybrids as stricter emission norms arrive, with India's 2026 SUV lineup set to expand with fuel-efficient models.
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Indian Govt To Adopt WLTP Cycle For BS-VI Emission Testing From 2027: Here's Why
The Indian government will adopt WLTP for emission testing of M1 and M2 vehicles from April 2027, replacing MIDC to reflect real-world driving conditions more accurately.
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NDTV Ground Report: Day 1 Of No Fuel Without Pollution Certificate In Delhi
At the Delhi Gate petrol pump, NDTV found the notification on the rule prominently displayed across every fuel dispensing aisle, but no transport or enforcement officials were present.
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Maruti Suzuki Takes A Dig At Tata And Others For Criticising Weight-Based CAFE Relaxations
Maruti Suzuki criticizes rivals for opposing CAFE-III leniency for small cars, accusing them of deflecting attention from gas-guzzlers.
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Hyundai, Tata Want Govt To Drop Fuel Emission Concessions Seen Benefiting Maruti Suzuki
The new rules propose tightening average CO2 emissions to 91.7 grams/km from an earlier target of 113 grams/km. This will make it tougher for small cars to meet the target compared with large SUVs, pushing companies to sell more EVs.
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CAFE 3 Draft Proposes Emissions Relief For Small Cars, Push For Range Extender Hybrid
The latest draft of CAFE 3 norms gives manufacturers of small cars an edge in calculating CO2 emissions.
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Tata Motors to Invest up to $4 Billion Over Five Years for EVs, New Cars
Tata Motors plans to invest up to Rs. 35,000 crore ($4.1 billion) over the next five years. The company plans to nearly double its portfolio from eight models to 15, launch more EVs and compressed natural gas cars as well as enhance the vehicles' technology features.
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2025 TVS Apache RR 310 Launched In India; Prices Start At Rs. 2.78 Lakh
The Apache RR 310 is now compliant with OBD-2B emission norms and gets added features.
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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
