STC in Poland is very emotional. They are said to restrict freedom, and that they advance the rich, that it is worth making the city 15 minutes and the cars send to the lame. Meanwhile, in India...
As reported by the portal electrowoz.pl in the capital of India, Delhi* was banned from selling fuel to cars older than 15 years. It's expected to work in a way that there's gonna be a surveillance camera on the stations and the owner of an old car just won't buy fuel. I wonder if you can fill up the can? But even if so, the comfort of utilizing the car is definitely falling.
Maybe this is any way to little painfully introduce the STC? We don't make a hard ban, but an older car just becomes little useful.
Given that there are about 28 million people surviving there, it is kind of like putting a ban on 2/3 of the territory of Poland, or at least in all major cities at once.
It is besides worth noting that according to CEPIK database and after cleaning, the average age of the car in Poland is almost 16 years. So a ban like that would hit a very large group of drivers.
From another barrel it is worth to add that Tesla leads recruitment to the first Indian dealership. Knowing their policies (both Indian and Tesla) they will shortly build another gigafactory there. Unless the plans are thwarted by Trump's policy.
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* Purists and curious can test the relation between Delhi and fresh Delhi
