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UN Regulations

g date Entry into force Title Description ** (To see the original document, click the text.) Name # 1 AgreementregardingUN/ECEregulation 49 5 ｓ12 WP.29/2024/45 2025/3/19 2025/1/10 Emissions of Compression Ignition and Positive Ignition Engines Addition of exhaust gas measurement methods for hydrogen internal combustion engines in line with EURO 6. 2 AgreementregardingUN/ECEregulation 83 7 ｓ17 WP.29/2024/49 2025/3/19 2025/1/10 The Emis...

Regulations Updated at: 2025/05/23

Emission Standards - India Passenger Cars & Light Duty Trucks

ptember 2016 [12]. The BS VI standards apply to all vehicles manufactured from 1 April 2020. Test requirements are defined within the regulation for engines powered by fuels including gasoline (E10/E20), LPG (liquefied petroleum gas), CNG (compressed natural gas), bio-methane, diesel, biodiesel and hydrogen; dual fuel and flexible fuel options are covered. For engines powered by hydrogen, all the testing requirements in place for other PI engines...

Regulations Updated at: 2024/12/13

Emission Standards - EU Passenger Cars and Light Duty Trucks

nes vehicles, including hybrids, vehicles operated with one fuel or bi-fuel vehicles and electric vehicles are all covered. Pure electric and fuel cell vehicles require testing for determining electric energy consumption, electric range and engine power. A number of tests have to be carried out for hydrogen powered ICEs, these include the Type 1 emission tests over the WLTP test cycles, in this case only NOX emissions have to be determined. A des...

Regulations Updated at: 2024/12/13