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15 Feb 2022
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HDV in-vehicle battery durability (JRC)
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EVE-54-05
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2022-02-15 |
JRC |
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9 Jan 2023
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In-vehicle battery durability e-HDVs capacity fade draft test procedure (JRC)
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EVE-59-07
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2023-01-09 |
JRC |
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29 Feb 2024
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Heavy-duty EV battery durability: Transport Technology and Mobility Assessment (TEMA) results (JRC)
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EVE-68-11
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2024-02-29 |
JRC |
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17 Apr 2024
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Heavy-duty EV battery durability: Energy capacity fade and TEMA results (JRC)
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EVE-69-21
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2024-04-17 |
JRC |
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17 Sep 2024
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Heavy EV battery durability: TEMA MPR annex proposal (JRC)
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EVE-74-19
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2024-09-17 |
JRC |
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18 Feb 2025
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In-vehicle battery durability e-HDVs: energy capacity fade (JRC)
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EVE-81-14
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2025-02-18 |
JRC |
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24 Feb
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GTR 25: Minimum Performance Requirements and metric revision and virtual distance verification test (JRC)
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EVE-94-13
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2026-02-24 |
JRC |
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19 May
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Next step of GTR No. 25: HDV Minimum Performance Requirements, lifetime and metric revision (JRC)
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EVE-97-07
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2026-05-19 |
UN GTR No. 25 addresses minimum performance requirements, lifetime requirements, and metrics for heavy-duty vehicles. Lifetime requirements are 12 years and 700,000 km or 15 years and 875,000 km for Category 1-2 vehicles exceeding 7.5 tonnes and Category 2 vehicles exceeding 16 tonnes. An optional annex proposes different metrics including years, kilometres whichever comes first, and energy throughput in monitoring. Capacity retention requirements for Nā vehicles exceeding 16 tonnes are specified at 12 years and 700,000 km and at 15 years and 875,000 km. JRC |
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10 Nov 2023
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In-vehicle battery durability e-HDVs breakout overview on C-rate (EC and JRC)
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eHDV-01-01
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2023-11-10 |
EC JRC |
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10 Nov 2023
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In-vehicle battery durability e-HDVs breakout C-rate (EC and JRC)
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eHDV-01-06
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2023-11-10 |
EC JRC |