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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Comments on 6 Airbags Rule for Passenger Cars

  • Posted on September 14, 2023
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Union Minister Nitin Gadkari


Union Minister Nitin Gadkari addressed the issue of the 6 airbags rule for passenger cars, highlighting that consumer preference is driving the adoption of this safety feature. He stated that people are becoming more cautious about safety, and vehicles equipped with six airbags are preferred choices for buyers.


Gadkari stressed that there is no need to make six airbags standard because automakers are already meeting consumer demand by installing them. Instead of mandating safety measures, he thinks that consumer education and choice should lead the way.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari discusses the 6 airbags
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari discusses the 6 airbags rule for passenger cars, emphasizing consumer choice.

The Union Minister's remarks are indicative of a shifting market dynamics in India's automobile industry, where consumers are placing a greater emphasis on safety measures. Gadkari's comments imply a more market-driven approach to encouraging the inclusion of modern safety equipment like six airbags in passenger automobiles, notwithstanding the government's involvement in establishing safety standards.


Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Comments on 6 Airbags Rule for Passenger Cars
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Comments on 6 Airbags Rule for Passenger Cars

This stance aligns with the idea that consumers should have the freedom to choose vehicles that meet their safety requirements, and manufacturers should respond to this demand by offering safer options in the market. As safety-consciousness grows among Indian car buyers, automakers are expected to continue focusing on improving safety features in their vehicles to meet consumer expectations.

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