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SIAM: Auto Industry committed to meeting BS VI emission norm deadline

In January this year, the Indian government had decided to leap frog the implementation of BSVI emission norms by four years to April 2020

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Overdrive|Sep 20, 2016, 16:42:51 IST

Over the past few years, owing to a steep rise in the country’s vehicle population, air pollution has increased considerably. The sudden media attention and coverage of Delhi’s poor air quality made our government sit up and take notice. While the Supreme Court temporarily banned the registration of diesel vehicles with engine capacity of 2.0-litre and above, the government decided to leap frog the implementation of BSVI emission norms by four years.

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First Published:Sep 20, 2016, 16:42:51 IST
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