New safety standards by the Indian government to boost airbag and ABS industry
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Recent NCAP results of many of Indian hot selling cars have not been impressive. As a result, the government has been improving the vehicle safety standards and initiated the BNVSAP (Bharat New Vehicle Safety Assessment Programme). It is also supposed to come out with a new set of safety standards by 2017-19. These new safety standards though won’t make use of airbags in personal vehicles mandatory, but these are most obviously the way ahead.
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