India to implement BS-VI emission norms from April 2020 The government will pass over the BS-V emission standards and directly implement BS-VI across the country from April 1, 2020, according to Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways. The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by Gadkari and attended by Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of Heavy Industries Anant Geete and Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar. Gadkari confirmed the same in a tweet posted today: "Me & my colleagues @PrakashJavdekar, Anant Geete, @dpradhanbjp hve taken a unanimous decision to leap-frog to BS VI directly from 01/04/2020.” In October last year, it was announced that BS-V norms would be applied from 2019, followed by BS-VI in 2023, but it now appears the government will go straight to the stricter emission standards in a bid to cut down on pollution caused by vehicles. However, in October, an official from the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers suggested the industry was not ready to go straight to BS-VI. “While BS-V requires vehicles in India to be fitted with a diesel particulate filter, BS-VI involves the optimisation of selective catalytic reduction technology. "Leapfrogging to BS-VI wouldn’t give automakers enough time to validate these technologies, which could have led to major reliability issues in vehicles,” the official had said. More than 50 cities in India currently have BS-IV norms, with the rest still following BS-III standards.
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Audi India delivers 11192 vehicles to Indian customers in 2015 The luxury car manufacturer from Germany is marching ahead with growth and has recorded a huge delivery count for their customers in India. Audi has accomplished 11192 vehicle deliveries in 2015 and feat marks the company’s 8thsuccessive year of consistent growth. Even though Audi lost their leadership to Mercedes-Benz in the race, still the carmaker is motivated with their growth. Audi launched 10 products for the Indian market in 2015.
