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India Finalizes New Car Emission Rules from 2027
India has finalized sweeping new fuel-efficiency rules that will require automakers to cut emissions across their fleets from 2027. The policy offers flexibility, allowing manufacturers to utilize ele
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India Finalizes New Car Emission Rules from 2027
India has finalized sweeping new fuel-efficiency rules that will require automakers to cut emissions across their fleets from 2027. The policy offers flexibility, allowing manufacturers to utilize ele
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