By: Aquib Nawab

ADAS Becoming Compulsory in Indian Vehicles?

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1. Indian Car Buyers' Safety Awareness

Indian car buyers prioritize safety features in their vehicle choices due to increased awareness and concern for safety.Indian government's emphasis on car safety has been crucial in driving positive changes.

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2. Advancements in Car Safety

The automotive industry has witnessed significant advancements, particularly in active safety features, exemplified by Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).

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3. Mandatory Six Airbags Rule

Starting October 2024, a mandatory six airbags rule will be implemented, marking a major safety milestone. This rule will affect car manufacturers and buyers, ushering in a safer era.

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4. MoRTH's Road Safety Goals

The MoRTH has set a government goal to reduce accidents and deaths by 50% by 2024. To achieve this, they are addressing the challenges of identifying the main causes of accidents in 2022 and prioritizing urgent action areas.

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5. Proposal for MOIS

MoRTH is introducing MOIS (Moving Off Information System) in certain four-wheelers to improve road safety, particularly by preventing accidents with pedestrians and cyclists in close proximity.

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6. MOIS Specifications

MOIS (Mobile Object Identification System) is a sophisticated technology designed to enhance road safety by detecting pedestrians and cyclists on the road and alerting drivers to the potential risk of collisions.

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7. Impact on Indian Car Market

ADAS technology is gaining popularity in the Indian passenger vehicle market, becoming more accessible to a wider audience, with a focus on its integration into mass-market vehicles.

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8. Hyundai Venue's Milestone

Hyundai Venue made history in India by being the first sub-4 meter car to offer a partial ADAS suite, a significant milestone for consumers and the small car segment.

Credits: Hyundai

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