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    CAFE III notified: EVs count three times from April 2027, and that will show up in prices

    CAFE III notified: EVs count three times from April 2027, and that will show up in prices

    Quick Summary • The Ministry of Power notified CAFE III on 29 September 2026; it applies to cars built from 1 April 2027 to 31 March 2032. • Battery-electric and range-extender EVs get a 3.0 super-credit; plug-in hybrids and flex-fuel strong hybrids get 2.5. • Credits can be traded or pooled; BEE sells credits at ₹2,500 per g CO₂/km in FY2027-28, rising to ₹4,500 by FY2031-32. • No dedicated small-car concession; makers under 1,000 cars a year are exempt from targets. • Nothing changes for cars bought in October 2026; expect the effect on EV pricing from FY2027-28.

    By Rahul Shonak
    AVAS is now mandatory on new EV models: what the 1 October 2026 rule changes for buyers

    AVAS is now mandatory on new EV models: what the 1 October 2026 rule changes for buyers

    Quick Summary • AVAS is mandatory on new electric car models approved from 1 October 2026 (MoRTH notification, Gazette of 6 January 2026). • Existing models get until 1 October 2027; there is no retrofit order for cars already sold. • The rule covers electrified category M and N vehicles, not two-wheelers or three-wheelers. • AIS-173, aligned with UN Regulation No. 138, requires the sound up to 20km/h and in reverse. • MoRTH has not clarified how strong and plug-in hybrids are treated under the term electrified vehicles.

    By Rahul Shonak
    VinFast India sales: 2,961 EVs in September 2026, now fourth largest

    VinFast India sales: 2,961 EVs in September 2026, now fourth largest

    Quick Summary • VinFast registered 2,961 electric cars in India in September 2026, against 6 in September 2025, and took fourth place with an 8.2% share. • That was up 32% on August and ahead of Kia's 1,256, BYD's 831 and Hyundai's 789. • VinFast's Thoothukudi plant opened with 50,000 cars a year of initial capacity, expandable to 1,50,000. • At September's rate, VinFast is running at about 35,500 a year, roughly 71% of that initial capacity. • VinFast claims 468km for the VF 6, up to 532km for the VF 7 and 517km for the VF MPV 7, all ARAI certified. • VinFast has not said how many of its registrations are fleet cars rather than private buyers.

    By Rahul Shonak
    Tata EV sales fall to 15,384 in September as EV share slips to 22%

    Tata EV sales fall to 15,384 in September as EV share slips to 22%

    Quick Summary • Tata sold 15,384 EVs in September 2026 across domestic and export markets, up 67% on 9,191 a year earlier. • That was down 7% on August's 16,549, while Tata's total passenger vehicle sales rose 3.6% to 70,210. • EVs were 21.9% of Tata's sales, down from 24.4% in August. • Shailesh Chandra said on 25 September 2026 that EV bookings are above 30% of Tata's orders. • If bookings ran at 30% of September's volume, demand outstripped dispatches by about 5,679 EVs, wider than August's 3,777. • Vahan counted 14,722 Tata electric car registrations in September, its best month on the dashboard

    By Rahul Shonak
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