Consumer commission asks car dealer to provide E20 supported car to Raipur doctor
A consumer commission in Raipur ordered a car dealer to provide a new E20 petrol-compatible car and ₹1 lakh compensation to a doctor whose Maruti Grand Vitara Hybrid Zeta repeatedly broke down due to an incompatible engine. The manufacturer, Maruti Suzuki, claims the original car was E20 compatible and plans to challenge the order.
The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Raipur ordered a car dealer to provide a new car and an added compensation of ₹1 lakh for mental harassment to a city-based doctor who complained that the vehicle sold to him broke down repeatedly. Noting that the complainant’s car did not have an E20 petrol-supported engine, the Commission directed the dealership to provide a model compatible with the said fuel composition.
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