Toyota Kirloskar Motor has launched its new ninth-generation Hilux in India. This new model strengthens Toyota's SUV portfolio with its bol...

The company already sells the model with BS-VI petrol powertrain, which are now tagged between Rs 17.6 lakh and Rs 19.55 lakh.

Auto majors have placed more than a million BS-VI passenger vehicles on Indian roads despite the Covid-19 pandemic playing spoilsport. Whil...

Companies like Toyota, which started selling BS6 models January onwards decided not to pass on the entire BS6 price increase to customers a...

Many companies like Maruti Suzuki have decided to move out diesel versions from their line-up as they would have required heavy investments...

The engines offer lower particulate matter emissions by 80% and 50-70% lower nitrogen oxide than BS VI limits. Besides, they deliver 15-25%...

Analysis suggests that consumers could be hit by price hikes of diesel vehicles and two-wheelers.

As the deadline for BS6 emission standards comes closer, the country’s top passenger vehicle and two-wheeler makers have taken a leap in mi...

"The company will soon bring the BS-6 standard petrol variant of Brezza and S-Cross. As the new emission norms are coming into force from A...

The automaker said it is now working to upgrade its diesel range to conform to stricter emission norms which kick in the country from April...

The auto industry will have to dispose of its entire BS4 stock before the SC deadline of April 2020.

Mahindra will be upgrading eight diesel and four petrol engines spread across over 50 products over the next 12 months.

Guenter Butschek also talked about the current slowdown and turnaround in the company.

The auto major plans to start rolling out models with upgraded BS-VI engines in both petrol and diesel from the fourth quarter of this fisc...

The relationship between Maruti’s Japanese parent Suzuki and compatriot Toyota will also be an enabler in the transition of the company tow...

As we go ahead, the BS-VI diesel Innova and Fortuner is going to get a little more expensive, says Kirloskar.

Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari asked automobile manufacturers to leapfrog from BS-IV to BS-VI to reduce vehicular pollution.