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Itâs now mandatory for new models to come equipped with dual airbags as standard from April 1, while the deadline for existing models is August 31
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has announced the deadline for its new rule.
This will result in a price hike of around Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 for the entry-level models of Maruti Suzuki, Renault, Datsun, Hyundai, and Mahindra.
The new rule sees dual airbags added to the compulsory list of safety features which include parking sensors, ABS, front seatbelt reminder, and high speed alert.
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has made another amendment to the safety norms for four-wheelers in the country. It will now be mandatory for all vehicles to come equipped with dual airbags as standard. This means the entry-level models of some carmakers will see a slight increase in prices.
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Reliability issues with my Hyundai Santro AMT
This is my first post in team-bhp. I own a Santro AMT Sportz (MY 2019), and I think that I should share my horror story with you guys.
I bought this car on March 2019. I needed an clutchless small car, and the new Santro had better AMT response compared to other cars that I had TD d, and also that Hyundai offered much better exchange value for my old car.
Now coming to the issues. Let me go chronologically:
1. After one month itself, there was an irritatting rattling sound from the body. It was fortunately fixed by the dealership after 2-3 visits to the workshop. This was a relatively small issue compared to what was to come.