India's Ministry of Power has proposed CAFE-III norms, mandating stricter fleet-wide fuel efficiency targets for passenger vehicles from 2027-28 to 2031-32 to curb emissions.
The new norms will be applicable from 2027
Jul 16, 2026
02:36 pm
What's the storyThe Ministry of Power has proposed new fuel economy standards for passenger vehicles in India.
The proposed Corporate Average Fuel Economy-III (CAFE-III) norms will be applicable from 2027-28 to 2031-32.
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