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10-year-old diesel Vehicles banned in New Delhi
10-year-old diesel Vehicles banned in New Delhi
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Tuesday banned all 10-year-old diesel vehicles from plying on Delhi roads, a decision welcomed by the state government as well as experts who also called for tightening emission norms along with banning entry of trucks and buses that aggravate the environmental damage.
A bench headed by NGT chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar passed the order and asked all…
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1947 FX3
In 1947, a consortium of Mann and Overton, Carbodies of Coventry and Austin created this new design that came to dominate the market. Originally petrol powered, the first diesel version became available in 1952.
1958 FX4
The FX4 became the best-known taxi in history over its long life. It began as another joint venture between the three companies (early ones wore Austin badges), but in 1982, Carbodies bought the rights to the design and, as London Taxis International, continued to develop the vehicle. The model underwent continuous development: originally a 2.2 diesel, it was offered with a petrol option in 1961. The engines were uprated from Austin units to Land Rover diesels in 1982.