Automotive Standards

The highest level of safety performance and results can be achieved with automobiles manufactured in accordance with equivalent European regulations for Federal Automotive Safety Standards (FMVSS) and European Economic Commission (ECE) standards. Once the manufacturer establishes applicable FMVSS or ECE standards, it should be able to sell the product worldwide.

When other countries equally accept both sets of strong standards, they encourage the automotive industry to improve efficiency and competitiveness by:

The European Commission is proactively promoting the use of ECE motor vehicle safety standards worldwide, including free trade agreements. We encourage the United States to make FMVSS acceptable internationally.

We will quickly and quickly resolve regulations that will bring technical barriers to US car exports in various countries / regions.

Clearly include acceptance of the United States and other internationally recognized regulations in all US free trade agreements.

Maximize the opportunity for regulatory convergence between the United States and the European Union as part of the Atlantic Trans-Trade Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations

This is intended to be consistent with the dynamism of the EU to pursue standards worldwide on behalf of the automotive industry and is not intended to replace ECE safety standards. Indeed, as mentioned above, countries are encouraged to accept cars certified by FMVSS and ECE regulations.

By allowing FMVSS certified vehicles to be globally accepted, China will strengthen its worldwide competitive export platform, promote the US economy and create new employment through increased exports.

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