Updated Electromobility Standards in China
12. December 2024Starting January 1, 2025, and throughout the year, China will implement updated versions of key GB standards for electromobility products. These standards cover energy and power metering for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, safety requirements for nickel-metal hydride batteries, and technical specifications for repair, maintenance, and autonomous driving functions. The goal of these updates is to harmonize requirements, improve the accuracy of measurement methods, and ensure consistency in technical specifications. Products of the electromobility category, such as hydrogen batteries, usually require CCC certification to be approved for import and sale in China.
The revised standards include: GB/T 28569-2024 for electric vehicle AC charging pile energy metering, GB/T 29318-2024 for electric vehicle off-board charger power metering, GB/T 44510-2024 for technical requirements for repair and maintenance of new energy vehicles, GB/T 44649-2024 for safety requirements for nickel-metal hydride batteries and modules for electric road vehicles, and GB/T 44719-2024 for road test methods and requirements for autonomous driving functions of intelligent connected vehicles. Additional standards such as GB/T 44723-2024 outline general technical requirements for hydrogen fuel internal combustion engines, and GB/T 44532-2024 specifies safety requirements for internal combustion engine hybrid powertrains.
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