BS6 - Bharat stage 6 Emission norms

On 1st of April, the government of India upgraded the BS4 emission norms. These emission norms were a big step forward from the previous BS3 emission norms.
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Though BS4 a huge step, it was a new emission norm after nearly a decade. The government thought of compensating the time hence decided to launch BS6 after BS4.
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A Bharat Stage 6 ready engine has major modifications to its components to make it cleaner and adhere to the BS6 emission norm. Modifications like improved fuel quality composition and a DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) and SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) in diesel cars are integrated with the exhaust system to make the vehicle BS6 ready.
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BS6 emission norms which are stricter by reducing NOx emissions by approximately 25-70%. Additionally, under BS6 emission standards, the hydrocarbon emissions, and particulate matter emitted from tailpipes of vehicles would be controlled and reduced. India currently follows BS4 standards and it will the first country to transitioning to an emission norm by skipping an emission level, which would be BS5, entirely.

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