As of April 1, 2027, India will roll out new Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) regulations aimed at passenger vehicles, demanding increasing fuel-efficiency targets that will evolve each year until 2032. These rules support credit trading, promote cleaner technologies, and incentivize alternatives like electric vehicles. Manufacturers will need to submit annual data to confirm adherence to these environmental standards and ensure a significant reduction in carbon emissions. As of April 1, 2027, India will roll out new Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) regulations aimed at passenger vehicles, demanding increasing fuel-efficiency targets that will evolve each year until 2032. These rules support credit trading, promote cleaner technologies, and incentivize alternatives like electric vehicles. Manufacturers will need to submit annual data to confirm adherence to these environmental standards and ensure a significant reduction in carbon emissions.
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