As India continues to progress, policies that benefit all members of society are becoming increasingly essential. One noteworthy example of the government’s efforts in this regard is the introduction of more stringent emission norms, which have far-reaching benefits for citizens. The implementation of Bharat Stage VI (BSVI) norms in 2020 presented a significant opportunity for the CV industry to minimise pollution on a large scale.
In April 2023, the industry entered the second phase of the BSVI chapter, Tata Motors went beyond the regulatory compliance to further improve its product performance on attributes like Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), connectivity, comfort and convenience and reliability. The company’s commercial vehicles range of BSVI Phase II now delivers an even better performance, enabled by smarter technologies and enhanced features. Tata Motors’ portfolio of BSVI Phase II vehicles come with significantly improved fuel economy, performance and drive ability, enhanced driver comfort and visibility, enhanced service intervals and fluid replacement frequency by as much as 25-100 per cent, which significantly lowers the fleet owner’s aftersales expenses.
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