Difference between BSIV & BSVI Engine:

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Both BS4 and BS6 are Emission Norms that set the maximum permissible levels for pollutants Emitting from a Car or a two-wheelers. Exhaust compared to the BS4 and BS6 Emission standards are stricter. While manufacturers use this change to update their vehicles with new features and safety standard the biggest or the significant change comes in the form of stricter permissible Emissions norms. 


What is BS4 ?

Before we understand about BS6 Engine Emissions or BS6 Compliant Engine, let’s understand the current BS4 Emissions Norm’s Engine performance and it’s Significant.
The BSES(Bharat Stage Emission Standard ) which is the governing organisation for Emissions form all types of vehicles in the country, Introduce The first Emissions norms with the name “India 2000” in the year 2000. BS2 and BS3 were introduced in 2005 and 2010, While BS4 norms came into effect in 2017 with stricter Emission Standards or norms.The most visible Changes was the AHO ( Automatic Headlamps on).This is one of the norms under the BS4 which catered to the safety aspect of the New Emission Standards.

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The below offers an insight into the change in the permissible Emissions levels of BS6 vehicles compared to BS4 Vehicles :

 Fuel Type  Pollutant Gases BS-6 BS-4
 Petrol Passenger 
Vehicles 		 Nitrogen oxides (Nox) Limit 
   




Particulate matter (pm) Limit 






( Hc +Nox )		 


<60mg>





<4.5mg/km








Same 		  


 <80mg>





NA








(100mg)
 Diesel passenger vehicles Nitrogen oxides (Nox) limit



Particulate matter (pm) Limit






(Hc + Nox)		 
<80mg>





<4.5mg/km>







<170mg/Km>		     
<250mg>





<25mg>








<300mg>

India to Switch to BS6 Petrol and Diesel From 1 April 2020



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