Fuel efficiency standards define certification and testing requirements for motor cars, requiring agency-conducted fuel-efficiency tests. A 'fuel-efficient motor car' is defined by minimum petrol kilometre-per-litre thresholds by engine-capacity bands and requires a fuel efficiency certificate from a Deputy Secretary based on tests by designated agencies. Tests must follow prescribed payloads by engine-capacity band, round engine capacity to the nearest multiple of ten, use petrol with octane not exceeding 87, employ 20 steady-speed runs at 50 km/h on a level track with corrections to sea level and +25 C, and sample two production cars with the lower result used for certification.
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Fuel efficiency standards define certification and testing requirements for motor cars, requiring agency-conducted fuel-efficiency tests.
A "fuel-efficient motor car" is defined by minimum petrol kilometre-per-litre thresholds by engine-capacity bands and requires a fuel efficiency certificate from a Deputy Secretary based on tests by designated agencies. Tests must follow prescribed payloads by engine-capacity band, round engine capacity to the nearest multiple of ten, use petrol with octane not exceeding 87, employ 20 steady-speed runs at 50 km/h on a level track with corrections to sea level and +25 C, and sample two production cars with the lower result used for certification.
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