Recently, the much-watched “New Energy Vehicle Operation Safety Performance Inspection Procedures” was officially released, and the new regulations will be officially implemented on March 1, 2025.
The screenshot comes from: National Standard Information Public Service Platform, which will be my country’s first safety testing standard specifically for new energy vehicles.
Among them, power battery safety (charging) testing and electrical safety testing are listed as mandatory inspection items.
Safety features such as driving motors, electronic control systems and power safety will also be adjusted and tested, which is suitable for the operating safety performance inspection of pure electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles (including extended range) vehicles in use.
Data shows that as of the end of June 2024, the number of motor vehicles nationwide reached 440 million.
Among them, there are 345 million vehicles and 24.
72 million new energy vehicles, accounting for 7.
18% of the total number of vehicles.
With the significant increase in the number of new energy vehicles, safety hazards have increased, especially fire accidents occur frequently.
Therefore, it is imperative to strengthen the inspection of the operating safety of new energy vehicles in use.
New energy vehicles can pass the annual inspection through professional testing methods to promptly discover and eliminate potential safety hazards, such as battery overheating, short circuit, leakage and other problems, effectively preventing accidents caused by battery failure.
At the same time, annual inspections can promptly detect problems such as battery performance degradation or capacity degradation to ensure that vehicle performance remains at normal levels.
through battery maintenance and problematic battery replacement, the service life and performance of the vehicle can be improved.
The above measures have undoubtedly given new energy car owners a new dose of reassurance.
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