India to introduce 5-star safety rating for cars

Maruti Suzuki sign — Maruti Suzuki India said it plans to offer at least three models for testing. (REUTERS)

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August 23, 2023 07:08 AM

NEW DELHI -- India will have a new safety rating system for passenger cars from October based on tests, including crashes from the front and side.

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