Draft BS-VII rules target new cars from 1 Apr 2029: buyer impact
MoRTH has proposed BS-VII rules for new cars from 1 Apr 2029, adding real-world emissions, EV battery durability and brake/tyre…
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- VEHICLE RULES Draft BS-VII rules target new cars 1 APR 2029 MoRTH has proposed a phased emissions framework for future passenger cars.
- WHAT CHANGES Real-world checks get tougher 1.0 The draft would remove any extra margin over the laboratory limit in the applicable road test.
- EV IMPACT Battery health enters compliance 75% The draft proposes a minimum battery-retention threshold for future electric cars.
- NON-EXHAUST POLLUTION Brakes and tyres also count 3 mg/km A common brake-particle ceiling is proposed across M1 powertrains.
- READ THE FULL STORY Proposal, not a rule yet The consultation and final notification will decide what changes for buyers and owners.
- READ THE FULL STORY Get the full breakdown Sources, numbers and what to watch next.
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