Think of ‘car’ and the immediate reaction is ‘pollution’. The January Auto Expo will help introduce many cars and SUVs which are getting close to being environment-friendly. Some of these are the Toyota Innova D-4-D, new Mahindra Scorpio, new Tata Safari DiCOR, and models from Skoda. For a cleaner drive, Maruti has already adopted Fiat’s 1.3-litre Multijet common rail diesel engine on some of its models.
While car manufacturers have acted, the government is sitting pretty on the quality of fuel supplied to car owners.
The government has failed to take steps to check and maintain the quality of fuel being supplied to consumers. Many experts have suggested that if
Maintaining a high quality of dispensed fuel will refresh the air we breathe. It will also help leave a greener tomorrow for the next generation. An inefficient system leaves a lot for the asking. Sadly, car manufacturers have little say in this matter.
Submitted by Ranjit Vohra
Labels: Car-manufacturers-in-India, Diesel, Fuel, Government, Petrol, Pollution
1 Comments:
It is interesting to know that people a becoming environmental conscious. Auto manufacturers initiative is commendable. lets hope the government acts fast and enforces quality checks at every step of fuel supply. This would help the consumer get good quality fuel for vehicles while also providing greener India.
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