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CAFE III norms signal faster EV shift in India while balancing automakers concerns: NomuraCAFE refers to government regulations that require automakers to meet a specific average level of fuel economy or CO₂ emissions across thei...- Fuel-saving tech may help carmakers meet tougher CAFE normsIndia's proposed CAFE-III norms offer compliance credits for fuel-saving vehicle technologies. Automakers can earn credits for features lik...
- Govt proposes tighter fuel efficiency norms for cars under CAFE III from FY28New fuel efficiency norms for passenger vehicles are proposed by the Power Ministry. These stricter Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency III r...
- India proposes CAFE-III norms to tighten fuel efficiency standards for passenger vehiclesNew fuel economy standards for passenger vehicles are proposed by the Ministry of Power. These Corporate Average Fuel Economy-III norms wil...
- Tata Motors flags concerns on CAFE II credit proposalTata Motors has raised concerns regarding the government's proposed direct credit sales by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency. The automaker b...
- Tata Motors PV flags concern over proposed direct credit buys from BEE in CAFE II shiftsTata Motors has voiced concerns regarding a government proposal on CAFE II compliance credits. The company believes allowing direct credit ...
- Auto companies may soon get to trade BEE credits for easier fuel-efficiency complianceThe power ministry has introduced a new credit trading system aimed at Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency standards. Under this initiative, ...
- Cafe 'owned' by TMC leader's son demolished for being built on 'encroached land'A cafe allegedly built on encroached land belonging to the son of TMC leader Saokat Molla was demolished in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas...
- Why CDSCO and BEE have not kept pace with the industries they overseeCDSCO still faces challenges like chronic understaffing, gaps in technical skills, weak lab infra and fragmented approvals. About a decade ...
- Clean rules put auto parts cos on a whole new growth pathIndia's auto component sector is set for a growth spurt. New rules for cleaner, safer, and fuel-efficient vehicles are boosting demand for ...
- Walk in the sun, outdoor coffee, self-care: 8 simple ways to practice slow living every day to avoid burnout and work stressBusy lives leave little time for self-care. A slow living approach can combat stress and burnout. Simple practices like enjoying morning su...
- Automakers give the green light to CAFE III proposals, norms to come into effect from April 2027Indian carmakers have agreed to new fuel efficiency rules, CAFE 2027. These norms will limit CO2 emissions for passenger cars starting Apri...
- Automakers may get to trade fuel-efficiency credits to meet stricter CAFE normsIndia is introducing a new system for automakers to trade fuel-efficiency credits. This will help companies meet stricter Corporate Average...
- Auto industry lobbying spurs revision of India’s CAFE normsIndia is on the brink of introducing new Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency regulations that could eliminate exemptions previously granted t...
- Niti Aayog pushes incentives for small cars under CAFE normsNiti Aayog has recommended that India promote lightweight, fuel-efficient small entry-level cars under Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency (C...
- As automakers differ, global CAFE sops could benefit small cars in IndiaIndia is reviewing global incentives for small cars under fuel efficiency norms, inspired by the US, China, EU, Japan, and South Korea. Thi...
- Maruti, Tata clash over small-car concessions in new CAFE normsMaruti Suzuki and Tata Motors are at odds over new fuel efficiency rules for small cars. Maruti Suzuki advocates for concessions, citing gl...
- Tata Motors, other truck and bus makers urge govt to exempt small commercial vehicles from CAFE 3 normsIndian truck and bus manufacturers are appealing to the government to exempt small commercial vehicles (SCVs) under 3.5 tonnes from stricte...
- Auto emission norms to get stricter, make cars costlierIndia's automakers face stricter carbon emissions norms, requiring a 30% reduction over three years or penalties. The Bureau of Energy Effi...
- CAFE norms: Not a right time to implement next stage of emission norms, says Maruti Suzuki chairman RC Bhargava"Over the years, the price of the cars have been going up. Now the price has gone up so much that people are not able to afford cars, so th...
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