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Tata says no to softer emission rules for small cars
Mint Chennai
|November 15, 2025
20g relief is needed.
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Chandra’s comments come days after R.C. Bhargava, Maruti’s chairman, said the current emission norms discriminated against smaller cars and favoured bigger cars.
This story is from the November 15, 2025 edition of Mint Chennai.
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