Auto Makers Seek Ban On 15-Year-Old Vehicles
Business | Press Trust of India | Thursday September 7, 2017
Every developed country has a strong automotive industry and India must look to strengthen the sector, which today accounts for nearly 50 per cent of the country's manufacturing GDP, says auto industry body SIAM.
India Looking For Eco-Friendly Technology To Scrap Old Vehicles; Germany Might Help
PTI | Saturday October 15, 2016
India has sought advanced environment-friendly technology from Germany to scrap old polluting vehicles and processing the waste generated by it, besides manufacturing cars to run on flex-fuel, the government today said.
Scrapping Policy To Boost Auto Industry Turnover: Nitin Gadkari
Business | Press Trust of India | Sunday May 22, 2016
Ready with a new scrapping policy that will provide incentives for surrendering old polluting vehicles, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Sunday said it will boost the automobile industry turnover over four-times to Rs 20 lakh crore in the next five years.
Ban Old Polluting Vehicles, Not New Ones Coming In: Bhargava
Business | Press Trust of India | Friday April 8, 2016
Stating that all car makers are impacted "if policy is not stable and is not in long term", he said automobile industry as a whole has always been saying that it would like a stable long-term policy.
Auto Makers Seek Ban On 15-Year-Old Vehicles
Business | Press Trust of India | Thursday September 7, 2017
Every developed country has a strong automotive industry and India must look to strengthen the sector, which today accounts for nearly 50 per cent of the country's manufacturing GDP, says auto industry body SIAM.
India Looking For Eco-Friendly Technology To Scrap Old Vehicles; Germany Might Help
PTI | Saturday October 15, 2016
India has sought advanced environment-friendly technology from Germany to scrap old polluting vehicles and processing the waste generated by it, besides manufacturing cars to run on flex-fuel, the government today said.
Scrapping Policy To Boost Auto Industry Turnover: Nitin Gadkari
Business | Press Trust of India | Sunday May 22, 2016
Ready with a new scrapping policy that will provide incentives for surrendering old polluting vehicles, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Sunday said it will boost the automobile industry turnover over four-times to Rs 20 lakh crore in the next five years.
Ban Old Polluting Vehicles, Not New Ones Coming In: Bhargava
Business | Press Trust of India | Friday April 8, 2016
Stating that all car makers are impacted "if policy is not stable and is not in long term", he said automobile industry as a whole has always been saying that it would like a stable long-term policy.
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