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Do BS6 Norms motor vehicle needs insurance?
First you know that
the new arrival of BS6 norms that is planned to help in terms of reducing a
level of pollutants in the environment, we are breathing polluted air today.
And the Motor Insurance is mandatory in India if you want to drive in a legal
way under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988.
The matters and that is the safety of you
and your vehicle. Whether you buy Vehicles just like two-wheeler, third party
liability cover is mandatory to have. Apart from that, you can opt for
comprehensive insurance cover that will provide both third party liability and
own damage coverage. Motor Insurance policy covers you and your Vehicles
against any loss or damage caused to man-made calamities as well as natural
calamities such as fire, explosion, self-ignition or lightning,earthquake,
flood, typhoon, hurricane, storm, tempest, inundation, cyclone, hailstorm,
frost, landslide,accident by external means, terrorist activity, any damage in
transit by road, rail, rockslide, Burglary, theft, riot, strike, malicious act,
inland waterway, lift, elevator or air.
What is the difference between BS4 and BS6 fuel economy?
The basic difference between BSIV and BSVI norms the fuel efficiency is minimal. For example : The BS6 Maruti Dzire has an ARAI certified fuel efficiency of 21.21 km/l while the outgoing BS4 Maruti Dzire returned a mileage of 22 km/l. A slight decline in mileage although not significant.
Do BS6 vehicles
require a pollution certificate?
Yes, all vehicles
plying on Indian roads will be must require Pollution Under Control (PUC)
certificate as per the Motor Vehicle Act.
What will happen to BS4 vehicles after March 2020?
The new BS4 vehicles
will be registered by the RTO after 1st April 2020 when the BS6 emission norms
are launched/implemented.
However, existing BS4
engine vehicles will be allowed to running on public roads. Currently, there is
no deadline set for BS4 vehicles to stop playing on public roads by Governing.
What is the difference between a Euro 6 and a BS6 engine?
No any difference
between emission limits for both the Euro 6 and BS6 engine are numerically
equivalent, although it could be slightly tweaked to Indian standards.
What is the difference between BS4 and BS6 engine for car performance?
The BSVI engine is
very relatively clean than the BSIV engine leading to lower combustion. In this
norm implement new components into the exhaust system. It reduces the overall
performance of the car to a certain extent, although not that significant. The
vehicle manufacturers said that the development of engines which offer a
balance between performance, efficiency and emissions.
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