BS VII पर कार कंपनियों में हड़कंप, कारों की बिक्री पर फिर लगेगा अड़ंगा?

India's automobile industry has raised concerns over the proposed Bharat Stage-VII (BS-VII) emission norms, seeking more time to implement regulations aimed at controlling pollution from vehicle brakes and tyres. The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) has suggested introducing these requirements from April 2035, citing concerns over supplier readiness, testing infrastructure, technical challenges and rising compliance costs. Unlike conventional vehicle emission standards that primarily focus on exhaust emissions, the proposed rules also target particulate pollution caused by brake wear and tyre abrasion. These tiny particles can contribute to air pollution, making their regulation an important step towards cleaner mobility. The debate comes as Europe has also faced implementation challenges with its Euro-VII emission standards, including concerns over testing procedures, supplier capacity and compliance timelines. In this video, we explain what BS-VII norms are, why automakers want a delay, how tyre and brake emissions contribute to pollution, and what the proposed regulations could mean for India's automobile industry and future vehicle costs. Will the government extend the deadline, or will automakers have to prepare for stricter pollution standards? Watch the full video to understand the issue. Hashtags: #BSVII #EmissionNorms #AutomobileIndustry #IndianAutoIndustry #CarNews #VehiclePollution #AirPollution #SIAM #AutoSector #AutomotiveNews #IndiaNews #BreakingNews #TyreEmission #BrakeEmission #EuroVII _________________________________________________________________ ➡️ Money9 Website: https://www.money9live.com/ 📱 Download Money9 App 🍎 Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/money9-... 🤖 Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... 🌐 Follow Money9 on Social Media 𝕏 Twitter:   / money9live   📘 Facebook:   / money9live   📸 Instagram:   / money9live   💼 LinkedIn:   / money9