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Bosch India says it's ready to meet increasing safety demands

The company expects huge demand for ABS in the future

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Overdrive|Jan 23, 2017, 20:04:04 IST

The Government of India is becoming serious about improving road safety and has been taking various measures to reduce road related fatalities. The new regulations have made it mandatory for all new two-wheelers to come equipped with CBS or ABS by April 2017. This implies that apart from manufacturers, suppliers will need to scale up to meet the increased demand for safety related software and hardware.

In an official press release, Bosch India has said that "it is prepared to meet increased demand for ABS". The company says that in 2016,...

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First Published:Jan 23, 2017, 20:04:04 IST
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