Automakers with the maximum number of fleets in alternative fuel options will benefit the most under the CAFE-III norms. While newcomers such as JSW MG Motor India and VinFast will also benefit under the regulations, companies such as Renault India and Nissan Motor may suffer a bit on meeting the emission targets

New fuel economy standards for passenger vehicles are proposed by the Ministry of Power. These Corporate Average Fuel Economy-III norms will apply from 2027-28 to 2031-32.…

Govt unveils draft CAFE III norms to reduce vehicle emissions and seeks stakeholder feedback by August 6, 2026.

New fuel efficiency norms for passenger vehicles are proposed by the Power Ministry. These stricter Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency III regulations will begin in April 2027.…

NEW DELHI: Carmakers may soon have a new way to meet India's fuel efficiency norms without relying solely on electrification, with the Centre proposing to reward a range of…