Mitsubishi unveils eco city plans
Gandhinagar: Time is not far away when Amdavadis will enjoy Mitsubishi-run electric vehicles (EVs), including automobiles, buses and cars to travel in and around the city.

Dealers see availability only from June or Sept.

Yet to take off

Hardly any CV maker has submitted their ARAI type approval for BS IV products to any of the Regional Transport Offices, which registers the vehicles.

Roudra Bhattacharya

New Delhi, May 17

NEW DELHI: From closure of schools and colleges to shutting down of power plants and curbing the entry into the Capital of vehicles from adjoining States, a slew of measures to cut down on air pollution levels during the Commonwealth Games were discussed at a high-level meeting chaired by Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit here on Saturday.

NEW DELHI: Having enforced Bharat Stage (BS) IV fuel emission norms in the major metropolitan cities from April 1, the Centre has decided to enforce BS III norms across the rest of the country from October 1.

The BS III will be with respect to two-, three- and four-wheelers. The Centre could not enforce the norm from April 1 as the refinery companies were not prepared.

Media report says unfavourable excise structure, large investments are the main reasons

TataTata Motors, India's largest auto maker, today confirmed that it had decided to abort the multi-crore, government-backed car development project in Thailand without highlighting any specific reason.

Darshana Chaturvedi | TNN

Vadodara: A group of five budding engineers from a city-based engineering college have successfully developed a hybrid car that can run on both fuel and battery. Unlike other car models that have engines, their car has a motor that doubles up as a generator. The motor recharges the batteries internally.

Mumbai: Any vehicle which uses a source of energy cannot be called a

It will plant bamboo saplings -- which absorbs more carbon than most other plants -- in 1,000 residential buildings in the shopping hub

VARUN SONI
As Bharat Stage IV norms for fuels and vehicles came into force from April 1, 2010 in 13 cities in India, the automobile industry is trying its best to delay the implementation of Bharat Stage III norms for vehicles in the rest of India.