The wheels industry got no respite, with the Supreme Magistrate extending the ban on all diesel vehicles of 2000cc and above.
The noon magistrate rejected a joint plea of several carmakers to indulge registration of diesel run 2000 cc and whilom topics cars and SUVs in the Delhi-National Wanted Region (NCR).
On December 16, the noon magistrate had ordered a temporary ban on registration of diesel vehicles with engine topics of 2000 cc and increasingly till March 2016.The automobile manufacturers had moved the Supreme Magistrate seeking modification of the court's December order banning registration of diesel vehicles in the capital.
The most aggrieved companies like Mahindra, Toyota and Mercedes Benz India had appealed versus the ban on large topics (2,000cc+) diesel cars and SUVs. These three automakers are the most hit by the ban with most of their weightier sellers vehicles going off the shelf in the NCR.
Mercedes-Benz India said in an official statement: "The supreme magistrate today gave a patient hearing to our submission and while upholding the ban, has well-set to hear from us with remoter documentary facts on the matter. We hope for a favorable verdict in the next hearing as Mercedes-Benz vehicles not only comply with the regulatory limits (BS IV), they do so with significant margin."
While Indo-Japanese carmaker Toyota Kirloskar Motor said, "Auto companies will now have to share their response on why they requirement diesel is not polluting. Our understanding is that if BS I/II/III vehicles are phased-out, it would be increasingly constructive in executive pollution than restricting registration of new BS IV vehicles. All these issues will come up for detailed discussion in the next hearing on January 20", said T S Jaishankar, deputy managing director (commercial), Toyota Kirloskar Motor."
The matter is expected to be taken up on January 20 for remoter discussion.
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