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Govt’s Rs 3000 FASTag Pass – A Toll Revolution for Private Vehicles
The Government’s recent launch of a FASTag-based annual pass is making waves in the automobile and tech sectors alike.
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India EV Policy Cuts Import Duty to 15%, Revives Local Production
The India EV policy 2025 shakes up the auto sector by slashing import duty on high-end electric cars to a competitive 15%. It’s a bold move to revive local supply chains and boost electric vehicle manufacturing at scale.
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Fuel Rates In India, – June 02, 2025, Check State-Wise Today’s Petrol, Diesel and CNG Rates
(OMCs) Oil marketing companies revise petrol and diesel prices daily at 6 AM, reflecting fluctuations in global crude oil prices and currency exchange rates.
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Govt Eyes ₹3,000 Annual FASTag Pass for Unrestricted Highway Journeys
The government is reviewing an innovative digital tolling plan that would let drivers enjoy unlimited highway commutes for a flat annual fee of ₹3,000. This proposal offers two payment alternatives: one covering all national highways and expressways for a full year, and another based on the distance traveled—₹50 per 100 km—for less-frequent journeys. By leveraging sensor-driven systems, GPS tracking, and automated vehicle recognition, the new model seeks to eliminate reliance on traditional toll booths, reduce stoppages, and smoothen traffic flow.
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High Security Registration Plate (HSRP) – All You Need To Know!
High-security registration plates (HSRP) have become an essential component of road safety in India. Enforced by legislation, these plates serve as a symbol of the government's dedication to road safety, effectively discouraging vehicle theft and unauthorized duplications.
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India’s FTA to ease taxes on luxury British cars
India and the United Kingdom have come to a historic decision on a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) that will have a profound effect on the automotive industry. The deal yet to get final approval features a groundbreaking provision to reduce import taxes on British made cars by 90%. This development is supposed to make high-end cars of famous British brands offered in India more accessible and affordable.
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India’s Compact SUVs Go Green: 5 Popular Models Turning Hybrid or Electric by 2027
The Indian auto industry advances forward at full speed. Compact SUVs that Indians routinely select as their main urban vehicles are now transitioning into environmentally conscious hybrid and electric variants. The companies Mahindra, Hyundai, and Maruti Suzuki alongside Renault and Kia are developing hybrid and electric versions of their best-selling compact SUVs for launch during the 2027 to 2028 period.
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Govt. of India confers Former Suzuki Motor Chief, Osamu Suzuki with Padma Vibhushan
Suzuki's former chairman and chief executive officer (CEO), Late Osamu Suzuki, was awarded India's second-highest civilian award, Padma Vibhushan. The award was conferred by the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, in a solemn ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhawan on April 28.
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Indian government turns down a $1 billion investment proposal from BYD
Chinese auto giant BYD will not be allowed to invest in India. Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal confirmed this recently. India’s decision reflects its efforts to protect domestic players. The country imposes steep tariffs (100% duty) on fully built imported vehicles.
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Indian Govt raises excise duty on petrol, diesel by Rs 2 per litre, No Change In Retail Prices
The Indian Govt has hiked the excise duty on petrol and diesel by Rs 2 per litre each. However, there will be no change in retail prices as the two fuels as oil prices have come down in the global market.
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TRUMP’s TAX TARIFF effect on Indian sectors Automobiles, Key highlights, List of reciprocal tariffs and Auto Industry Reactions
Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on vehicles not assembled in the US, effective April 3. Auto parts exports from India may see a slight slowdown as US President Donald Trump’s 25 per cent tariff could increase car prices for buyers by 8–25 per cent, thereby affecting demand. Even foreign-made components used in vehicles assembled domestically will be subject to these tariffs, complicating the supply chain for many automakers.
