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Fuel-saving tech may be rewarded

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  1. India's draft CAFE-III regulations reward fuel-saving technologies like automatic start-stop systems and TPMS.

  2. Each approved technology earns a benefit equivalent to 1 g CO2/km, capped at 9 g CO2/km total.

  3. Technologies previously sold as convenience features can now serve as compliance tools.

  4. The incentives encourage wider deployment of these features across mass-market vehicles.

  5. The draft also provides compliance incentives for flex-fuel vehicles with renewable fuels.

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