【SMM New Energy News】MIIT Issues 2026 Auto Standardization Guidelines to Advance EV and Battery Standards

Published: May 26, 2026 18:50

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On May 26, the MIIT released its 2026 automotive standardization work priorities, focusing on expanding NEV standards. For power batteries, the ministry will accelerate safety standards for dismantling and crushing, and promote standards for battery dimensions and thermal management systems. Research will also deepen into battery cycle life, safety and performance evaluation, labeling, recycling, and BMS. Additionally, guidelines emphasize reviewing standards for chassis battery swapping, V2G, and automated charging.

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