“China will enforce new mandatory safety standards for electric vehicles and batteries starting July 1, 2026, focusing on eliminating fire and explosion risks.”
Starting July 1, 2026, China will impose updated mandatory safety standards on electric vehicles and traction battery systems.
The new rules require battery systems to be designed and manufactured to completely eliminate fire and explosion hazards.
This move aims to enhance the overall safety of the growing EV market in China, reinforcing the country’s commitment to safer electric mobility technologies.
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