Sentences with phrase «ban on diesel engine»

And in the light of the ban on diesel engine cars with a displacement of more than 2,000 cc, it's a rather smart move.

The good news for the performance loving, SUV raving and the ones who can really afford is that they can get their hands on the Grand Cherokee SRT as this will be the only model which can be sold in Delhi due to the ongoing ban on diesel engines of 2000cc and above.

Not exact matches

LEIPZIG / FRANKFURT, Germany, Feb 27 - German cities can ban the most heavily polluting diesel cars from their streets, a court ruled on Tuesday, a move that could accelerate a shift away from the combustion engine and force manufacturers to pay to improve exhaust systems.

There is still so much money involved and invested on diesel engines that banning them at this point would have meant huge losses for the manufactures.

With the ban on diesel vehicles with engine capacity of more than 2.0 - litres, Mercedes - Benz was unable to sell even a single diesel model in NCR.

After the ban on high capacity diesel engines in Delhi, there is a nationwide debate raging on in every state regarding the ban.

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The automobile market in India has swung towards petrol engines over the past months, thanks to the diminishing difference in the prices of petrol and diesel and the ban on the registration of cars with large diesel engines in the National Capital Region.

The recent ban on diesel cars above 2000cc in Delhi has affected Mahindra the most, but the manufacturer seems to be prepared for this scenario as it recently launched sub-2000cc engines for the Scorpio and the XUV500.

The planned ban on the sale of gas and diesel cars in 2040 also ignores the promise of advances in synthetic fuels, which may allow internal combustion engines to operate much cleaner in the future without significant changes in underlying technology.

Aside from largely ignoring the issue of electrification of trucks, which is happening far more slowly than passenger cars, Hulot's plans also appear to disregard second and third - order effects if the 2040 ban on gasoline and diesel - engined cars proceeds as planned.

For the last few years, my particular position on cars has grown more extreme, from making SUVs and pickups safer to banning pickups and SUVs to banning diesels and then all internal combustion engines to finally, in exasperation, suggesting that we just flat out ban cars.

The ban on registration of large vehicles with diesel engines in Delhi - NCR region might also affect the insurance premiums.