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Indian Army launches indigenous XWG diesel that works at minus 42°C for tanks, combat vehicles along LAC, LoCThe Indian Army has introduced a new diesel fuel for extreme cold conditions. This specialized fuel ensures vehicle operations at minus 42 ...- Govt proposes three-year PUCC validity for BS-VI vehiclesThe Centre has proposed extending the validity of Pollution Under Control Certificates (PUCC) for BS-VI private vehicles up to six years ol...
- Mercedes-Benz responds after YouTuber Sourav Joshi claims his SUV's mileage dropped from 17 kmpl to just 5 after using E20 petrolMercedes-Benz India confirmed all its BS VI petrol vehicles are E20 compatible. This clarification followed a popular YouTuber's claims abo...
- E20 petrol may affect turbocharged engines, damage rubber fuel-system parts in E10 vehicles; no issues found in two-wheelers: ARAI reportIndia has completed its nationwide E20 petrol rollout, which raises concerns for older vehicles. ARAI tests showed mixed results for four-w...
- Haryana unveils tax breaks to accelerate shift to cleaner commercial vehiclesHaryana is offering a full waiver on motor vehicle tax for new environment-friendly trucks and buses in NCR districts. This initiative targ...
- Electric mobility key to long-term fight against air pollution: UNEP chiefA top UN official stresses electric mobility and mandatory vehicle emissions testing for long-term air pollution solutions. India's plan to...
- Airlines' fuel, vehicle replacement & roadways in focus as Cabinet announces key decisions worth Rs 30,290 croreThe Union Cabinet has approved significant development initiatives totaling Rs 30,290 crore. A key focus is providing Rs 10,000 crore in bu...
- Uttar Pradesh targets 35% cut in NCR pollution, rolls out tougher vehicle curbsUttar Pradesh aims to cut air pollution in the NCR by 30-35% by 2026. A 'No PUCC, No Fuel' policy will enforce pollution under control cert...
- Only electric, CNG, BS-VI diesel buses to operate between Delhi-NCR cities from November 1In its aim to reduce pollution, the Centre had announced in April 2020 that all vehicles sold in India must comply with Bharat Stage-VI (BS...
- Toyota differs with M&M, says no need to delay BS-VI roll outAs per government direction, all new vehicles sold or registered in the country must meet BS-VI regulations from April 1. While some automa...
- Bajaj Auto launches BS-VI compliant Pulsar 150 model at Rs 94,956The BS-VI variants are costlier by Rs 8,998 from the respective BS-IV versions.
- Automakers cut BS-IV vehicle production to prepare for BS-VI transitionThe companies are trying to ensure that there is no fire sale, as seen during the transition from BS-III to BS-IV transition for two-wheele...
- Mahindra & Mahindra to move to BS-VI norms ahead of planMahindra will be upgrading eight diesel and four petrol engines driving more than 50 products.
- State-run fuel retailers not to charge extra for BS-VI fuels in DelhiRefineries had invested over Rs 55,000 crore for producing BS-III/IV fuels. They are pumping in another Rs 28,000 crore more for upgrading ...
- IOC's Mathura refinery despatches BS VI fuel for testingWhile Honda was supplied five barrels of BS VI standard HSD fuel, Mahindra & Mahindra Chennai received the same full one tanker (20 KL).
- Govt committed to supplying Euro VI fuel: Nitin Gadkari"Euro VI fuel will be supplied by the Petroleum Ministry complying to international norms," Road Transport, Highways and Shipping Minister ...
- Indian refineries on track to meet BS-VI fuel supply deadlineIndian refineries are on track to meet the strict timeline for supplying superior quality and less polluting petrol and diesel confirming t...
- India to 'leapfrog' to BS VI by 2020 to reduce vehicular pollution: Nitin GadkariThe move could significantly cut down on vehicular pollution. "BS VI fuel standards to be implemented from 2020," roads transport Minister ...
- Implementation of BS V & BS VI standards for four-wheelers likely to be delayed by a yearAccording to industry estimates, oil refiners would require about Rs 60,000 crore to improve fuel quality from BS IV to BS V.
- Government may skip a stage in emission norms to adopt BS-VI standardsThe country's automotive industry would be asked to upgrade and deliver the right technology, the official, who did not wish to be named, a...
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