Pay more for safer cars, next year

NEW DELHI: New car prices are expected to rise from April 2027 as stricter vehicle safety standards covering crash protection, pedestrian safety and anti-theft systems are rolled out in phases, according to a report in the Financial Express. As per a recent circular, a separate rear-impact requirement, effective April 2029, will require vehicles to prevent…

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