What industry veterans have to say about the Bharat NCAP
Take a look at what Auto Inc's big voices have to say about India's Bharat New Car Assessment Programme that was launched today.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) led by Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, introduced the long-awaited Bharat New Car Assessment Programme or BNCAP, at a mega launch event which saw the participation from leading industry dignitaries, and key stakeholders, in New Delhi today.
The BNCAP will be a voluntary programme and invite vehicle OEMs to get their cars tested and certified for star ratings based on performance in frontal, offset, and side-impact crash tests. The formulated crash test standards - AIS-197 - will impart star ratings by considering the adult occupant protection (AOP) and child occupant protection (COP) performance of vehicles and are based on global standards, taking references from international protocols such as the Global New Car Assessment Programme (GNCAP).
Here is what Auto Inc has to say.
RELATED ARTICLES
'Small EV Players Will Survive Too' - Jitendra EV
The Nashik-based EV manufacturer believes smaller players can do well if they offer good quality at an affordable price....
Indian Superbike League Launched to Expand Motorcycle Racing in India
The Indian Superbike League (ISBL), sanctioned by FMSCI, aims to provide a structured platform for professional motorcyc...
Kia India Implements Price Increase Across Vehicle Range
Citing rising commodity and supply chain costs, the automaker announces a price adjustment of up to 3% on all models beg...