Bs-6

In its time here in the country, DICV achieved domestic sales of more than 1.25 lakh vehicles, exported over 50,000 vehicles and more than 200 million parts to over 60 countries around the world.

BS-VI or BS-6 is an emission standard that comes sixth in the emission criterion under controlling and reducing pollution levels. These diesel-powered BSVI-compliant cars are priced under Rs. 10 lakhs are value-for-money offerings!

The new generation Royal Enfield Thunderbird X BS-6 has been spotted on test runs near Chennai, and the spy shots reveal a completely updated model with a new fuel-injected engine among other changes.

Images of a Bharat Stage VI (BS-6) compliant Maruti Suzuki Alto have recently surfaced online, seen undergoing emission testing in India. The test mule, which appears to be a Maruti Suzuki Alto 800, is equipped with an emission testing apparatus.

The new model is likely to sport dual-channel ABS, and also meet the Bharat Stage VI emission regulations which will kick in from next year. The final drive has been shifted to the left side of the bike, and there are minor cosmetic updates as well.

Triumph Motorcycles India will launch Bharat Stage VI (BS6) compliant vehicles in India by end of this year.

Images of the upcoming updated Mahindra Bolero have recently surfaced online. Looking at these new spy photos, we can tell that 2019 Bolero facelift looks quite similar the current version and we believe, visually not much is going to change.

Mercedes-Benz has launched the all-new third generation CLS 4-door coupe in India, with the prices for the new luxury car starting at Rs. 84.7 lakh. The new Mercedes-Benz CLS will go up against the likes of the soon to be launched second-generation Audi A7 and the BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe in India.

Only Bharat Stage VI (or BS-VI) vehicles shall be sold across the country from April 1, 2020, the Supreme Court said today. No BS-IV or BS-VI non-compliant vehicles can be sold after this deadline. The Bharat stage emission standards (BSES) are instituted by the government to regulate output of air pollutants from motor vehicles.

Volvo already has Euro-VI compliant vehicles globally but not introduced them in India because there is no BS-VI fuel available yet

The government's move to start supplying cleaner auto fuels for Delhi by next April could help cut "some emissions" from existing vehicles. The petroleum ministry today said oil companies had agreed to stop supplying Bharat Stage-IV grade auto fuel to the national capital within the next six months, and switch to the cleaner BS-VI grade fuel to hel...

The Oil Ministry has said that Delhi would get BS-6 fuel in 2018, two years ahead of the national deadline to leapfrog from BS-4 to BS-6. But while the government has not asked the automobile industry to also make such a commitment with said vehicles, we examine the state of readiness they are in if called on to do so.

The Petroleum ministry today said to counter the spiralling pollution in Delhi, it will launch it will introduce an advanced, cleaner fuel next year, which was scheduled to arrive in 2020. The BS-6 auto fuel, which is two stages ahead of the currently available BS-IV fuel, will be available in Delhi from April 1.

In its time here in the country, DICV achieved domestic sales of more than 1.25 lakh vehicles, exported over 50,000 vehicles and more than 200 million parts to over 60 countries around the world.

BS-VI or BS-6 is an emission standard that comes sixth in the emission criterion under controlling and reducing pollution levels. These diesel-powered BSVI-compliant cars are priced under Rs. 10 lakhs are value-for-money offerings!

The new generation Royal Enfield Thunderbird X BS-6 has been spotted on test runs near Chennai, and the spy shots reveal a completely updated model with a new fuel-injected engine among other changes.

Images of a Bharat Stage VI (BS-6) compliant Maruti Suzuki Alto have recently surfaced online, seen undergoing emission testing in India. The test mule, which appears to be a Maruti Suzuki Alto 800, is equipped with an emission testing apparatus.

The new model is likely to sport dual-channel ABS, and also meet the Bharat Stage VI emission regulations which will kick in from next year. The final drive has been shifted to the left side of the bike, and there are minor cosmetic updates as well.

Triumph Motorcycles India will launch Bharat Stage VI (BS6) compliant vehicles in India by end of this year.

Images of the upcoming updated Mahindra Bolero have recently surfaced online. Looking at these new spy photos, we can tell that 2019 Bolero facelift looks quite similar the current version and we believe, visually not much is going to change.

Mercedes-Benz has launched the all-new third generation CLS 4-door coupe in India, with the prices for the new luxury car starting at Rs. 84.7 lakh. The new Mercedes-Benz CLS will go up against the likes of the soon to be launched second-generation Audi A7 and the BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe in India.

Only Bharat Stage VI (or BS-VI) vehicles shall be sold across the country from April 1, 2020, the Supreme Court said today. No BS-IV or BS-VI non-compliant vehicles can be sold after this deadline. The Bharat stage emission standards (BSES) are instituted by the government to regulate output of air pollutants from motor vehicles.

Volvo already has Euro-VI compliant vehicles globally but not introduced them in India because there is no BS-VI fuel available yet

The government's move to start supplying cleaner auto fuels for Delhi by next April could help cut "some emissions" from existing vehicles. The petroleum ministry today said oil companies had agreed to stop supplying Bharat Stage-IV grade auto fuel to the national capital within the next six months, and switch to the cleaner BS-VI grade fuel to hel...

The Oil Ministry has said that Delhi would get BS-6 fuel in 2018, two years ahead of the national deadline to leapfrog from BS-4 to BS-6. But while the government has not asked the automobile industry to also make such a commitment with said vehicles, we examine the state of readiness they are in if called on to do so.

The Petroleum ministry today said to counter the spiralling pollution in Delhi, it will launch it will introduce an advanced, cleaner fuel next year, which was scheduled to arrive in 2020. The BS-6 auto fuel, which is two stages ahead of the currently available BS-IV fuel, will be available in Delhi from April 1.