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Centre plans mandatory automatic emergency braking for cars from October 2030

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The government is preparing a draft notification that would require advanced driver-assistance safety features, including automatic emergency braking systems (AEBS), in cars. According to people aware of the plan, AEBS would be mandatory for new models from October 2030 and for models already in production from October 2032. The draft, which is expected soon, would set out timelines for different ADAS safety features, with a particular focus on taxis. The proposed schedule reportedly accounts for the lead time that manufacturers and consumers would need to adapt.

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