India Proposes Relaxed Emission Testing Rules to Ease Automaker Compliance
India's road transport ministry has proposed changes to the emission compliance testing regime for vehicle manufacturers. Under the new framework, new passenger cars and two-wheelers would be tested annually for three years following approval, while larger vehicles would continue with yearly testing. Existing models would benefit from a reduced testing frequency of once every three years, down from the current annual requirement. The proposed changes are aimed at lowering the compliance burden on automakers and improving the overall ease of doing business in the sector.
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