Key Points for the 2025 Vehicle Standards Revision: The new standards aim to enhance the safety levels of electric vehicles, including requirements for propulsion battery performance and thermal management systems. On April 28, 2025, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology released the draft requirements for the 2025 vehicle standards.
The draft emphasizes the need for higher safety standards in electric vehicles equipped with advanced energy sources. The proposed standards include requirements for the safety of propulsion batteries, management systems, and the inspection and testing of these technologies. They aim to ensure that electric vehicles meet stringent safety protocols and establish a robust framework for battery recycling and reuse.
Furthermore, the new guidelines focus on accelerating the development of fast-charging technologies and the integration of electric motor systems. They include specifications for the performance testing methods and the establishment of standards for hybrid electric systems and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
According to the draft, the Ministry encourages manufacturers to adopt higher levels of safety and reliability for electric vehicles, ensuring they comply with national standards. The implementation of these standards will also facilitate the growth of the electric vehicle market and promote the use of sustainable energy sources.
For more detailed insights, visit the Electric Vehicle Standards Page.
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