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What changes under India’s proposed BS-VII vehicle emission rules | Explained

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The draft standards propose on-road emissions testing and new checks on pollution from brakes and tyres, with cars first in line for a phased rollout from April 2029

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What changes under India’s proposed BS-VII vehicle emission rules | Explained
10/16/2026, 9:21:49 AM
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