Once seen only in premium and luxury cars, six airbags are now becoming more accessible to and affordable for the average car buyer in India. The government last month clarified that six airbags were not mandatory (in India, two airbags are mandatory), leaving it to the customer to make a comparative assessment of safety while buying vehicles.
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