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Tata nearly doubles EV registrations, Mahindra overtakes MG in September (opens the original)
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India’s passenger vehicle registrations accelerated 30.9 per cent year-on-year to over 4.14 lakh in September 2026 from over 3.16 lakh in September 2025, while electric cars grew thrice as fast, nearly doubling to 34,894 units, according to Vahan data. Sequentially, overall PV registrations rose 2.1 per cent from 4.05 lakh units in August, while EV registrations increased by a much stronger 9.9 per cent. The EV surge has also reshuffled the race among carmakers. Tata Motors nearly doubled its EV
CAFE-III Gazette reveals translation error; EV metric differs 10-fold between English and Hindi texts (opens the original)
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India’s final CAFE-III Gazette contains a 10-fold discrepancy between its English and Hindi texts in the unit used to measure electric-vehicle energy consumption. Another provision describes October 1-31 as a “30-day” credit-trading window. The inconsistencies may require clarification as carmakers prepare for the fuel-efficiency regime beginning April 1, 2027. While the English Gazette specifies electricity consumption in “kilowatt hour per one hundred kilometres”, the corresponding Hindi text
CAFE III: What Indiaâs new fuel efficiency norms mean for automakers and buyers (opens the original)
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India has notified the third phase of its Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE III) norms, which will apply to passenger vehicles from April 1, 2027, to March 31, 2032. The objective is straightforward: reduce fuel consumption, lower oil imports and cut carbon emissions from the countryâs rapidly growing vehicle fleet. That is what CAFE III is designed to push carmakers towards; but it does not guarantee dramatically higher mileage from every new car. From April 1, manufacturers must meet prog
India revives E100 push with Toyota Innova launch in October as feedstock concerns grow (opens the original)
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India is preparing to significantly expand its ethanol programme, even as producers grapple with a critical question: where will the additional feedstock come from? The government’s renewed push for E100 gained momentum after Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said a Toyota Innova capable of running on 100 per cent ethanol is expected to be launched in October. These developments bring both the demand and supply sides of India’s ethanol strategy into sharper focus. While th
Edible oil duty cut may ease pressure on namkeen prices and pack sizes (opens the original)
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A ₹10 packet of namkeen has two prices: the one printed on the wrapper and the one measured in grams. India’s edible oil duty cut could help leading food companies protect both this festive season, after rising input costs pushed parts of the industry toward price hikes and smaller packs. Effective September 24, the government reduced import duties on crude palm and soybean oils and eliminated the duty on crude sunflower oil. Including levies, effective duties fell to 11 per cent for palm and so
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