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India Trade Department Backs Lower Tax On Hybrid Cars In Green Push
India's trade department has backed lowering taxes on hybrid vehicles to help the transition to cleaner energy sources, following demands by Japanese car makers, five government and industry sources told Reuters.
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Lockdown 4.0: Government's Economic Relief Package Expected To Boost Demand For Automobiles And Restore Supply Chain
The economic package is likely to spur demand in the economy and in-turn for automobiles along with helping auto component supplies in resuming operations as over 80 per cent of them are MSMEs.
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Camera Based Outside Rear View Mirrors Now Legal in Japan
The Japanese government has approved the use of external cameras that will be replacing conventional outside rear view mirrors (ORVMs) on cars and the futuristic feature will roll out in the country by the end of this year.
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At India's Biggest Car Show, Focus On SUVs Vs Eco-Friendly Hybrids
Carmakers are gearing up to launch affordable hybrid and electric cars for India in the next few years, executives said, lured by government incentives for fuel-efficient vehicles as the country accelerates efforts to cut worsening air pollution.
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Auto Makers Term Green Tribunal Order On Diesel Vehicles As 'Ridiculous'
Auto industry today termed the NGT order banning the registration of diesel vehicles in the Capital as "ridiculous" and said the "knee jerk" reaction of the tribunal would not help in the reduction of air pollution.
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Uttarakhand: Maruti to donate Rs 1.56 crore to Prime Minister's relief fund
The country's largest car maker Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) today said it will donate Rs 1.56 crore to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund to help the government's rebuilding efforts in Uttarakhand.
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India Trade Department Backs Lower Tax On Hybrid Cars In Green Push
India's trade department has backed lowering taxes on hybrid vehicles to help the transition to cleaner energy sources, following demands by Japanese car makers, five government and industry sources told Reuters.
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Lockdown 4.0: Government's Economic Relief Package Expected To Boost Demand For Automobiles And Restore Supply Chain
The economic package is likely to spur demand in the economy and in-turn for automobiles along with helping auto component supplies in resuming operations as over 80 per cent of them are MSMEs.
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Camera Based Outside Rear View Mirrors Now Legal in Japan
The Japanese government has approved the use of external cameras that will be replacing conventional outside rear view mirrors (ORVMs) on cars and the futuristic feature will roll out in the country by the end of this year.
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At India's Biggest Car Show, Focus On SUVs Vs Eco-Friendly Hybrids
Carmakers are gearing up to launch affordable hybrid and electric cars for India in the next few years, executives said, lured by government incentives for fuel-efficient vehicles as the country accelerates efforts to cut worsening air pollution.
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Auto Makers Term Green Tribunal Order On Diesel Vehicles As 'Ridiculous'
Auto industry today termed the NGT order banning the registration of diesel vehicles in the Capital as "ridiculous" and said the "knee jerk" reaction of the tribunal would not help in the reduction of air pollution.
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Uttarakhand: Maruti to donate Rs 1.56 crore to Prime Minister's relief fund
The country's largest car maker Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) today said it will donate Rs 1.56 crore to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund to help the government's rebuilding efforts in Uttarakhand.
