Brief: ATIC Global Vehicle Regulation Research Department reminds you that please pay attention to the following information for the update of global vehicle regulations in January 2023.

UNECE: The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) adopted two new UNECE regulations at the 188th meeting of the World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29), namely R166 and R167. R166 relates to the requirements for vehicles in categories M1 and N1 with vulnerable road users on the front and sides, and R167 relates to vehicles in categories M2, M3, N2 and N3 R166 is about the direct vision requirements of the cab.

United Kingdom: The United Kingdom released the Road Vehicles and Non：Road Mobile Machinery (Type Approval) (Amendment and Transitional Provisions) (EU Exit) Regulations 2022. According to the requirements of the new regulations, from February 1, 2024, new vehicles in categories M and N must comply with the full GB type approval scheme, and for existing vehicles in categories M and N, when the "Provisional" GB type approval is no longer valid Must comply with the full GB type approval scheme. For  O categorey vehicles, from 1 February 2025, new types of vehicles must comply with the GB type approval scheme. For  L and  T category vehicles, the full GB type approval scheme is still being developed, allowing the "Provisional"  GB type approval scheme to continue until December 31, 2027.

Canada: Amends the Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations to add CMVSS 141, the minimum sound requirements for hybrid and electric vehicles. The new safety standard includes requirements for testable acoustic parameters when the vehicle is about to move or travel at low speeds. These requirements will ensure that cyclists, pedestrians and the visually impaired can detect and identify nearby hybrid and electric vehicles. CMVSS 141 and FMVSS 141 are harmonized.

Vietnam:Vietnam issued Circular 48/2022/TT：BGTVT to regulate the energy efficiency of electric vehicles, which requires range and energy efficiency tests and energy efficiency labels for electric and hybrid vehicles, with the regulation coming into force on 1 July 2023.

Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia issued a new draft technical regulation on auto parts, including terms and definitions, scope, objectives, supplier obligations, labeling, conformity assessment procedures, HS codes, etc.

ECE：45updates

EC：1 update

Brazil：7 updates

Philippines：4 updates

South Korea：29 updates

Canada：1 update

Saudi Arabia：1 update

Turkey：4 updates

Hong Kong, China：2 updates

Singapore：3 updates

New Zealand：1 update

United Kingdom：1 update

Vietnam：1 update

Formal Regulation ：90 updates

Draft ：10 updates

ATIC has an independent regulation research team and has established communication mechanisms with ministries of transportation, ministries of environmental protection, ministries of industry, national laboratories and industry associations in more than 54 countries or regions worldwide to systematically and continuously track and research global vehicle regulations, certification procedures and test methods. We provide one：stop regulation compliance services for vehicle and component manufacturers, including mandatory regulation list subscriptions, subscriptions to original regulations and translations, regulation updates and alerts, regulation checklist subscriptions, regulation comparison table subscriptions, etc. Compliance services include safety certification, environmental certification, energy labelling, aftermarket parts, in：vehicle communication, subsidy policies, language and labelling, charging systems and protocols, tools, mandatory warranties, mandatory insurance, recall policies, transportation of hazardous materials, etc. This ensures that vehicle and component manufacturers can quickly respond to changes in global automotive regulations, achieve proactive, low：cost and low：risk regulation compliance management, and quickly enter to their target markets.

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In the field of global automotive compliance and certification, ATIC is a long-term partner of top domestic and international OEMs such as Great Wall Motor, Geely Automobile, SAIC Group, BYD, Xiaopeng Automobile, Azera, RIMAC, Smart, and system and component suppliers such as Huawei, Ningde Times, Honeycomb Energy, and Verde Technology.