(Pune-based testing agency…)
NEW DELHI: Vehicle buyers in India seeking a guarantee for their purchase would soon get one as the government is in the final phase of framing a 'mandatory recall policy' for vehicles with manufacturing defects or technical flaws.
The move follows India's largest ever recall of 1.14 lakh Tavera multi-purpose vehicles by GM, recently. Over 3 lakh cars (over 10% of total vehicles manufactured in India a year) were recalled in the country for various technical defaults in the past one year by companies including Ford, Honda, Renault and Nissan. This is almost five times the number of vehicles recalled in developed markets.
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