Global ECE Certification: Unlock international mutual recognition to seamlessly enter multiple global EV markets.
Targeted Vehicle Compliance: Guarantee regulatory approval for 4-wheel and 2/3-wheel electric vehicles.
Official E-Mark Attainment: Secure your unique E-mark to prove uncompromising safety and eliminate mainstream market entry barriers.
ECE, the abbreviation of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, signed the “CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OF UNIFORM TECHNICAL PRESCRIPTIONS FOR WHEELED VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT AND PARTS WHICH CAN BE FITTED AND/OR BE USED ON WHEELED VEHICLES AND THE CONDITIONS FOR RECIPROCAL RECOGNITION OF APPROVALS GRANTED ON THE BASIS OF THESE PRESCRIPTIONS”in 1958. After that, the contracting parties began to develop a uniform set of motor vehicle regulations (ECE regulations) to certify the applicable motor vehicle and their components. Certification of concerned countries is well recognized among these contracting parties. ECE regulations are drafted by the Road Transport Commission Vehicle Structure Expert Group (WP29) under the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe.
ECE Automotive regulations cover product requirements for noise, braking, chassis, energy, lighting, occupant protection, and more.
Product standard | Application category |
ECE-R100 | Vehicle of category M and N (electric four-wheel vehicle) |
ECE-R136 | Vehicle of category L (electric two-wheel and three-wheel vehicle) |
E4：countries and regions have different numeric codes, such as E5 represents Sweden);
100R：Regulation code number;
022492：Approval number (certificate number);
A: Currently the products that CEC can list only include energy storage systems/inverters/PV modules with or without inverters.
A: The CEC listing is voluntary for the product itself, but it is a symbol of safety and compliance, only safe and compliant grid-connected products will be allowed to install and connect to the grid, non-compliant products may be removed from the CEC listing at any time. CEC listing is a necessary prerequisite for small businesses and individuals to apply for STC certificate trading Small-scale technology certificate incentives.
A: Only lithium-based battery systems less than 200kWh can be considered for CEC listing, and cells, cell modules, and battery modules are not listed.
A: You need to follow the three methods outlined in the Battery Safety Guide to assess which standard test method your product fits. Find the laboratory through IEC website, perform the test of the corresponding method, submit the relevant test report and information to MCM for review, and then contact CEC to arrange the listing.
A: The applicant must be an importer appointed by the manufacturer to fulfill the warranty obligations in Australia, and the importer has a legal identity in Australia or New Zealand if required.
India Traction Battery Certification is a mandatory requirement under India’s Central Motor Vehicles Rules (CMVR) for traction batteries used in road vehicles, construction machinery, and agricultural or forestry vehicles. Products within scope must be tested and certified by bodies recognized by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRT&H).
Through MCM’s support, manufacturers can obtain legal customs clearance and market access, reduce compliance risk, and ensure traction batteries meet Indian regulatory requirements. Certified test reports and approvals are a prerequisite for vehicle registration and commercial circulation in India.
North America Traction Battery Certification is a compliance puzzle comprised of mandatory regulations and voluntary safety standards. It primarily verifies battery safety in real-world scenarios through simulated abuse testing across three dimensions: electrical, mechanical, and environmental. This ensures that the battery does not catch fire, explode, or leak under fault, collision, or extreme conditions.
It aims to ensure that battery systems used for traction meet the safety, labeling, and performance requirements of the North American market (United States and Canada). Mainly used in four major application areas requiring battery power: road electric vehicles, light electric vehicles, industrial vehicles, and rail transportation.
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With 18 years of experience in battery certification and testing, MCM can provide comprehensive technical support and customized certification solutions for every global client. We have senior testing teams and professional testing equipment, ensuring the reliability of test results.
As a trusted third-party certification company, MCM provides accurate and neutral test results and certifications to help clients obtain market access licenses in North America, paving the way for subsequent product sales. Contact us today for your next projects today.
