China Mandates ‘No Fire, No Explosion’ for EV Batteries
Chinese authorities have finalized new national standards that require electric vehicle (EV) batteries to be fire and explosion proof. The move aims to enhance safety in the rapidly growing EV market.Key TakeawaysNew rules mandate no fires or explosions for EV batteries, improving consumer confidence.The standards cover 13 key sectors and include measures on energy efficiency and emissions reduction.A total of 294 national standards were updated to guide industrial upgrading and consumption renewal through regulatory standardization.China's State Administration for Market Regulation has released the new EV battery safety requirements as part of an action plan that includes improving product quality, enhancing recycling practices, and setting stricter energy efficiency guidelines. The rules...









