If you are thinking of changing the color of your car, then you will have to follow some necessary legal procedures for this. In India, strict rules have been made regarding changing the paint or color of vehicles. If you change the color of your car, then it is necessary to register it with the RTO (Regional Transport Office). If you do not do this, you may also have to pay a fine.

Car color change rule: According to the Indian Motor Vehicles Act, if you change the color of your car, then its details must be updated in the registration certificate (RC) of your vehicle. It is very important to inform the RTO about the change in the color of the car and mention the new color in the RC. This process legally recognizes the new color of your car.

Heavy penalty for changing the colour without informing: If you change the colour of your car without informing the RTO and are caught during police checking, then you can be fined heavily. Along with this, your vehicle can also be confiscated. Therefore, whenever you think of changing the colour of your car, it is necessary to first go to the RTO and inform them about it so that the new colour can be registered in your RC.

Rules for modifications in the car: If you want to make any changes in the original form of your car, like modifying the parts of the car or adding some new features, then it is also necessary to inform the RTO for this. For this, you have to deposit a fixed fee and get it registered in the RC. For example, if you want to change the tires of your vehicle, then make sure that the new tires match the model of the vehicle. If you install tires that are not suitable for the model of the vehicle, then it will be considered illegal.

Be careful: While modifying the vehicle, it is important to ensure that the changes do not change the original form of the vehicle. Even a small process like changing the colour should be done properly so that you do not have to face any legal trouble. Before changing the colour of the car, it is very important to inform the RTO and get it updated in the RC. Failure to do so may result in heavy fines and seizure of the vehicle.

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