The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has emphasized the need for stringent national standards for the safety of autonomous driving systems. On April 29, 2025, the Ministry reiterated the importance of these regulations.
According to reports from the Ministry, it plans to issue new vehicle standards that focus on 23 key aspects and includes guidelines for the design and testing of autonomous driving technology. These standards are intended to ensure the safety and reliability of autonomous systems.
The Ministry will clarify the requirements for electric vehicles, including battery safety standards and testing procedures. They are also focusing on enhancing the safety protocols for autonomous driving systems, with a goal to standardize safety benchmarks.
In addition, the Ministry is working to address issues related to collisions and accidents involving autonomous vehicles, by promoting rigorous testing methodologies and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
Furthermore, they will establish a framework for evaluating vehicle quality, including noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) standards, to improve the overall user experience and safety of autonomous vehicles.
Other areas of focus include enhancing the regulatory framework for vehicle manufacturing, promoting cooperation among industry stakeholders, and improving vehicle management practices to ensure comprehensive safety compliance.
The Ministry aims to maintain a high level of safety in the autonomous vehicle sector through these measures, thereby fostering trust and acceptance among consumers.
This initiative is part of a broader strategy to develop a robust regulatory environment for the automotive industry, especially in the context of rapidly advancing technologies in autonomous driving.
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