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Farming Vehicles, Construction Vehicles Exempt From BS-III Ban: Supreme Court
Tractors and construction equipment vehicles follow different emission norms and the misinterpretation of the Supreme Court's order on the ban of BS-III compliant vehicles has affected their sales.
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Govt Emissions Policy Needs To Be More Consistent: SIAM
Government policy with regard to changes for new vehicles needs to be more consistent, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers Association (SIAM) has said. SIAM Executive Director (Technical) KK Gandhi told CarandBike.com that though automobile manufacturers are ready and prepared to take up any challenges new policy decisions bring about, t...
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SC Ban On BS 3 Vehicles: Triumph Withdraws Over 100 Bikes
Triumph Motorcycles India has taken back over 100 BS 3 bikes from dealers from across the country. The bikes in question do not meet the latest Bharat Stage 4 emission regulations which come into effect from 1st April 2017. Triumph dealers have been offering heavy discounts on bikes which do not meet BS 4 emission regulations in an effort to clear ...
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What Auto Companies Will Need To Do To Be BS VI Ready
With the Supreme Court ordering the ban of sale of BS III vehicles in India from the 1st of April 2017, automobile manufacturers are looking for solutions which might help them face the least amount of financial setback. We've already told you all there is to know about the ban, we've also given you a detailed report as to how the industry reacted ...
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BS III Vs BS IV Vehicles: Mechanical Differences And Retrofitment Of Emissions Control Units
We tell you about the difference between the BS III vehicles and BS IV vehicles and the options for manufacturers with regards to their stock of BS III vehicles.
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BS 3 Vehicles: Heavy Discounts Offered On Superbikes
BS 3 vehicles in India have seen an exponential surge in demand over the past two days, thanks to the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the deadline for transition to BS IV, thus banning the sale and registration of all vehicles that do not meet BS IV emission norms. In a bid to clear out unsold stock of BS III vehicles, companies are offering sub...
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Supreme Court Bans BS III Vehicles: Ten Things For You To Know
The Supreme Court of India has banned the sale of any Bharat Stage III or BS III vehicles across India, with effect from April 1 2017. This is in accordance with the government deadline to adopt the new emissions cycle pan-India. Here's everything you need to know about the ruling of the apex court:
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'Right to Life More Important Than Commercial Interests': Supreme Court Upholds BS IV Deadline
The Supreme Court has ruled that no registration or sale will be allowed on any BS III compatible vehicle from April 1 2017. Saying that public health concerns overrule all other considerations, the apex court has stated, 'Even though the numbers of unsold stock of BS III (vehicles) is small, keeping in view of public health concerns commercial int...
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Supreme Court Bans Sale of BS III Vehicles From April 1, Says 'Health Before Profits'
Automobile manufacturers cannot sell vehicles that do not comply with Bharat Stage IV emission norms from 1 April, the Supreme Court directed on Wednesday, ruling that public health is more important than commercial interests. The Centre had earlier backed auto manufacturers that pleaded they had unsold stock of about 8 lakh vehicles that meet the ...
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Supreme Court Might Levy Additional Cost For Sale Of BS III Vehicles After 31st March
Bharat Stage IV (BS-IV) emission norms are all set to be enforced from the 1st of April 2017.
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General Motors restarts production of Tavera vehicles in India
In July, GM recalled 114,000 Tavera vehicles, citing issues relating to emission standards and other regulatory specifications. It had earlier halted production and sale of the Tavera BS III and Tavera BS IV models.
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Farming Vehicles, Construction Vehicles Exempt From BS-III Ban: Supreme Court
Tractors and construction equipment vehicles follow different emission norms and the misinterpretation of the Supreme Court's order on the ban of BS-III compliant vehicles has affected their sales.
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Govt Emissions Policy Needs To Be More Consistent: SIAM
Government policy with regard to changes for new vehicles needs to be more consistent, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers Association (SIAM) has said. SIAM Executive Director (Technical) KK Gandhi told CarandBike.com that though automobile manufacturers are ready and prepared to take up any challenges new policy decisions bring about, t...
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SC Ban On BS 3 Vehicles: Triumph Withdraws Over 100 Bikes
Triumph Motorcycles India has taken back over 100 BS 3 bikes from dealers from across the country. The bikes in question do not meet the latest Bharat Stage 4 emission regulations which come into effect from 1st April 2017. Triumph dealers have been offering heavy discounts on bikes which do not meet BS 4 emission regulations in an effort to clear ...
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What Auto Companies Will Need To Do To Be BS VI Ready
With the Supreme Court ordering the ban of sale of BS III vehicles in India from the 1st of April 2017, automobile manufacturers are looking for solutions which might help them face the least amount of financial setback. We've already told you all there is to know about the ban, we've also given you a detailed report as to how the industry reacted ...
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BS III Vs BS IV Vehicles: Mechanical Differences And Retrofitment Of Emissions Control Units
We tell you about the difference between the BS III vehicles and BS IV vehicles and the options for manufacturers with regards to their stock of BS III vehicles.
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BS 3 Vehicles: Heavy Discounts Offered On Superbikes
BS 3 vehicles in India have seen an exponential surge in demand over the past two days, thanks to the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the deadline for transition to BS IV, thus banning the sale and registration of all vehicles that do not meet BS IV emission norms. In a bid to clear out unsold stock of BS III vehicles, companies are offering sub...
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Supreme Court Bans BS III Vehicles: Ten Things For You To Know
The Supreme Court of India has banned the sale of any Bharat Stage III or BS III vehicles across India, with effect from April 1 2017. This is in accordance with the government deadline to adopt the new emissions cycle pan-India. Here's everything you need to know about the ruling of the apex court:
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'Right to Life More Important Than Commercial Interests': Supreme Court Upholds BS IV Deadline
The Supreme Court has ruled that no registration or sale will be allowed on any BS III compatible vehicle from April 1 2017. Saying that public health concerns overrule all other considerations, the apex court has stated, 'Even though the numbers of unsold stock of BS III (vehicles) is small, keeping in view of public health concerns commercial int...
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Supreme Court Bans Sale of BS III Vehicles From April 1, Says 'Health Before Profits'
Automobile manufacturers cannot sell vehicles that do not comply with Bharat Stage IV emission norms from 1 April, the Supreme Court directed on Wednesday, ruling that public health is more important than commercial interests. The Centre had earlier backed auto manufacturers that pleaded they had unsold stock of about 8 lakh vehicles that meet the ...
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Supreme Court Might Levy Additional Cost For Sale Of BS III Vehicles After 31st March
Bharat Stage IV (BS-IV) emission norms are all set to be enforced from the 1st of April 2017.
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General Motors restarts production of Tavera vehicles in India
In July, GM recalled 114,000 Tavera vehicles, citing issues relating to emission standards and other regulatory specifications. It had earlier halted production and sale of the Tavera BS III and Tavera BS IV models.
