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New BIS standards IS18590 & IS18606 (2024) for electric vehicles

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has recently introduced two new standards, IS 18590: 2024 and IS 18606: 2024, aimed at enhancing the safety of electric vehicles in the L, M, and N categories. Additionally, IS 18294: 2023 has been introduced specifically for E-rickshaws and E-Karts, acknowledging their growing popularity. This marks an important step in promoting safety and performance in the electric vehicle sector in India.
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New BIS Standards Enhancing Safety in Electric Vehicles

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has recently introduced two new standards, IS 18590: 2024 and IS 18606: 2024, aimed at enhancing the safety of electric vehicles in the L, M, and N categories. These standards primarily focus on ensuring the powertrain of electric vehicles meets stringent safety requirements and emphasize the safety and performance of batteries.

Moreover, BIS has also introduced IS 18294: 2023 to establish safety standards specifically for E-rickshaws and E-Karts, acknowledging their growing popularity across India. These standards cover various aspects, ensuring the safety of both drivers and passengers, from construction to functionality.

The introduction of these new standards adds to the existing 30 Indian Standards dedicated to electric vehicles and their accessories, including charging systems, highlighting BIS’s commitment to raising safety and performance benchmarks in this sector.

These standards play a crucial role in driving the transition to a more sustainable, environmentally friendly, and efficient transportation system in the country.

It is important to be aware of the latest safety standards when it comes to electric vehicles, especially in India.


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