The uncertainty surrounding the lifespan of petrol and diesel vehicles in the National Capital Region (NCR) has intensified. In a move that could fundamentally reshape the automotive landscape of ...

From April 2030 onwards, all new cars registered in the region should be EVs. The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has proposed a timeline for the phase-out of BS4 and BS6 vehicles in ...

Yes, you can now enter Delhi with an out-of-state BS4 petrol vehicle, as the GRAP Stage 4 restrictions have been lifted; however, a few conditions still apply. At the moment, GRAP Stages 1, 2 and 3 ...

Yes, you can drive a Delhi-registered BS4 petrol vehicle during GRAP Stage IV, but there are clear conditions and limits to be aware of. Here’s how the rules work under the re-imposed GRAP Stage IV in ...

Delhi government has tightened the vehicular movement in the national capital region (NCR) in an attempt to curb the severe air pollution level in the region. Effective from December 18, Thursday, ...

An anti-smog gun sprays water to clear a thick layer of smog as commuters are on their way in New Delhi In a major step to curb rising air pollution, the Delhi government has banned the entry of all ...

Tests on BS4-spec Maruti Dzire, Hyundai Grand i10 and Volkswagen Polo GT reveal a measurable drop in efficiency when switching from E10 to E20 petrol blends. When Autocar India tested E20-compliant ...

India saw a major step forward in emission standards when the country frog leapt from BS4 to BS6 emission norms. While this was huge on its own, there was another transition happening on the side with ...

To reduce pollution caused by vehicles, the Delhi Government has introduced an ‘Innovation Challenge’ focused on retrofitting end-of-life (EOL) and BS4 heavy vehicles. The goal is to find new ways to ...

As pollution level continue remain high in Delhi, the CAQM continues to implement GRAP Stage 4 under which plying of BS3 petrol and BS4 diesel vehicles are restricted. As Delhi continues to witness ...

Owners of BS3 petrol and BS4 diesel cars in Delhi can breathe easy as the ban imposed on these vehicles have been lifted. The state government revoked the ban on BS3 petrol and BS4 diesel vehicles ...