By the end of this year, a new law will require car manufacturers in India to get ‘green ratings’ for their cars, which will measure the overall fuel efficiency and environment friendliness of their cars. On their part, carmakers are said to be worried about the implementation of this law, with major concerns being voiced about accuracy of the testing that would lead to the aforementioned green ratings.
This ‘green ratings’ move is aimed at encouraging carmakers to enhance the fuel efficiency of their vehicles and make them more environment-friendly. The ratings system would apply to locally produced as well as imported cars and would be supervised and might be administered by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, which already has a similar system in place for things like air-cond...
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