Delhi Minister for Environment Gopal Rai on Thursday said that the city's air quality is expected to improve in the next two to three days
With this, Ashok Leyland becomes the first Indian Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) to unveil an in-house LNG engine compliant with BS VI Stage II emission standards
In a letter to Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav, Rai expressed concerns about the expected deterioration in air quality in the coming days due to Diwali and stubble burning
This means that Jeep Compass will now be sold as a diesel-only SUV in the country
Carmakers are looking at new sub-segments in the SUV space and trying to expand their offerings to lure in more and more customers
Diesel engine vehicles have seen a steep hike in prices after the second phase of BS-VI norms was implemented by the government
One of the key reasons that Wabco India would rank higher compared to other auto component firms is the lower impact from new technology disruption
Higher content share in BS-VI, two-wheeler electric vehicles offer incremental opportunities
Near term margin improvement will also be an area to watch out for
Industry body is optimistic about govt's push for greater localisation of components, but says indigenous manufacture will take some time
The company said it had ended 2019-20 fiscal with sales of over 650,000 units of BS-VI compliant two-wheelers
The new trim comes with one litre engine delivering a mileage of 31.2 km/kg
Capital allocation, urban volumes, new regime key factors to be seen
For the fiscal year ended March 31, the company posted a consolidated PAT of Rs 3,641.12 crore as compared with Rs 3,451.37 crore in the previous fiscal
The fifth generation City, which is all set for debut in the country, will have BS-VI compliant petrol and diesel trims, while the Civic already has a BS-VI petrol engine since March 2019.
An important innovation in the automobile sector in recent years, albeit restricted to passenger vehicles including four- and two-wheelers, had been customisation
The order will come into force from October 1, 2020
The dealers can only sell BS-IV inventory till April 24, under the current situation. The SC had said the relaxation was not for the Delhi-NCR region, making dealers of the area particularly tense
The used cars space is expected to reach 6.7 to 7.2 million cars per year and be valued at Rs 50,000 crore by FY22
Vehicles and the fuel they run on have to switch over to BS-VI emission norms before April 1