17 Cars to be Discontinued in April 2023 | Dubeyji ki Gaadi | Hindi
2023 is the year when the new set of emission norms would be implemented in India. This is not a good news for many car manufacturers as this means tuning their existing models to meet the new norms. Making the car engine compliant to a new emission norm requires lot of investment from a car manufacturer and that in turn results in price hikes. Some manufacturers have already started increasing the prices. The new set of emission norms are known as Real Driving Emission (RDE) and it will be implemented across the country from 1st April next year. Some of the models that are currently available for sale in the market will be discontinued in 2023 and here we have a list of the same.
As part of making the car RDE compliant, manufacturers will have to upgrade the semiconductors to monitor throttle, crankshaft positions, air intake pressure, temperature of the engine, content of the emissions form exhaust and programmed fuel injectors to control the level of fuel burnt. Just like before, making these changes would make the overall cost of the car go up and diesel engines would be the most affected ones.
