EU: Update of the EU vehicle type approval to take into account new UN regulatory developments The EU has published a new delegated regulation amending the General Safety Regulation 2 which defines which UN ECE regulations are accepted in the EU. The full name of the new draft is Commission Delegated Regulation amending Regulation...
Ukraine: New vehicle type approval regulation Ukraine has recently published a draft Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine “Some Issues of Approval of the Design of Vehicles, Their Parts and Equipment”. The draft Resolution proposes the adoption of a Technical Regulation for the approval of vehicle design, parts, and equipment, which will...
EU: Vehicle type approval regulation updated and aligned with UN ECE The EU the General Vehicle Safety Regulation contains in its Annexes a list of requirements needed to obtain the type approval. Most of the items on the list are references to various UN regulations, which often get updated. These references to the regulatory...
GCC: New regulation for AM/FM/T-DAB+ in vehicles The six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (United Arab Emirates, Kingdom of Bahrain, the State of Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Yemen) have published a new regulation for AM/FM/T-DAB+ in vehicles. So far, this topic has been regulated only in two of the GCC...
Colombia: Postponement of several technical regulations for vehicles Colombia has recently published several regulations postponing the entry into force of technical requirements for motor vehicles. The Republic of Colombia has notified the following Resolutions: Resolution No. 20223040044585 of 2 August 2022 issuing the Technical Regulation applicable to braking systems and their components for use...
EU: New planned regulations for on-board diagnostics and RMI The EU Commission has announced its intention to issue further implementing regulation for on-board diagnostics and repair and maintenance information (RMI) for vehicles. This initiative elucidates the cybersecurity and access control measures that vehicle manufacturers can implement for on-board diagnostic and repair & maintenance information...
China: Four new draft GB standards for vehicles China has published four new draft GB standards for vehicles. These are: National Standard of the P.R.C., Fuel consumption limits for passenger cars (new version of GB 19578—2021) National Standard of the P.R.C., Motor vehicles-windshield demisting and defrosting systems technical specification (new version of GB 11555-2009)...
EU: Type approval of event data recorders for heavy duty vehicles – delegated act The European Commission has launched a public consultation to set out the requirements for the type approval of M2, M3, N2 and N3 vehicles with regard to their event data recorders (EDR). EDRs assist in gathering more precise and comprehensive...
Chine : mises à jour de la norme britannique pour les systèmes de freinage des véhicules La Chine a publié une norme nationale mise à jour de la RPC, Exigences techniques et méthodes d'essai pour les systèmes de freinage des voitures particulières (GB 21670—XXXX). Le document précise les exigences de sécurité et les méthodes d'essai pour les systèmes de freinage des voitures particulières. Elle s'applique aux véhicules de la catégorie M1. Pour...
Uruguay : Règlement technique du Mercosur pour les véhicules à hydrogène Il a été proposé d'établir un règlement technique du MERCOSUR sur les véhicules à hydrogène et à pile à combustible, qui s'appliquerait aux véhicules fabriqués localement ou importés qui circulent dans les États membres du MERCOSUR, afin de garantir la sécurité des véhicules. leurs systèmes de stockage d'hydrogène, d'air comprimé et...
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