New UN regulation on homologation of electric vehicles adopted by the EU
17 Aug 20269 views
Who is affected:
Manufacturers, importers and homologators of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles
Summary
The EU incorporates UN Regulation No. 100 which establishes uniform technical requirements for homologating vehicles with electric motors. It affects manufacturers and distributors of electric cars in Europe.
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UN Regulation No. 100, adopted under the 1958 Geneva Agreement framework, establishes uniform technical provisions for vehicle homologation regarding their electric powertrain group. It sets safety, performance and testing requirements applicable to battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. Its incorporation into …
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