Explore how the next-generation, AI powered EQMS address the quality, safety, and compliance challenges with precision. From supplier quality management to proactive compliance tracking, we enable EV manufacturers to deliver safer, smarter, and greener vehicles. Together, we can build the future of mobility where quality drives innovation and sustainability take center stage. Discover how today!
Electric vehicles symbolize the future of clean, efficient transportation, but behind every breakthrough lies a commitment to quality and safety. In an industry shaped by rapid innovation, the ability to manage challenges like battery degradation, interoperability of charging systems, and cybersecurity for connected cars is vital. Our quality management solutions help EV manufacturers stay ahead by ensuring compliance with critical standards such as ISO 26262 for functional safety and ISO 21434 for cybersecurity. By fostering transparency, traceability, and efficiency across the supply chain, we help you accelerate innovation without compromising on safety or regulatory requirements.
Streamline product lifecycle management to address short product life cycles and rapid component innovations. With integrated testing, validation, and change management capabilities, our EQMS ensures quality for evolving EV technologies.
Leverage real-time data monitoring to ensure battery health, performance, and safety. Our EQMS centralizes field safety actions, recall management, and regulatory reporting to maintain compliance and improve customer trust.
Navigate dynamic regulations across regions with pre-configured workflows for compliance management. From battery disposal and recycling to environmental standards like RoHS and REACH, our EQMS ensures your EV solutions stay compliant globally.
Address the complexities of sourcing critical materials like lithium and cobalt with end-to-end traceability. Our EQMS integrates supplier qualification, risk management, and performance monitoring to ensure high-quality components and ethical sourcing.
Leverage our EQMS to address unique battery challenges such as thermal runaway risks, degradation monitoring, and energy density trade-offs. Centralized data management and real-time analytics enable proactive issue identification and compliance with safety standards like UL 2580 and IEC 62660.
Our solution simplifies interoperability with diverse charging networks and ensures safety during high-voltage fast charging. With integrated compliance tracking, you can address grid stability concerns while adhering to evolving energy regulations.
Standard/Regulation | Description |
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ISO Standards | |
ISO 9001 | Quality Management Systems – General Requirements for Ensuring Consistent Product Quality and Customer Satisfaction |
ISO 26262 | Functional Safety for Road Vehicles – Standards for Addressing Electrical and Electronic System Safety |
ISO 6469 | Safety Specifications for Electrically Propelled Vehicles – Guidance for Onboard Rechargeable Energy Storage Systems, Operational Safety, and Protection Against Electric Shock |
ISO 15118 | Vehicle-to-Grid Communication Interface – Standards for EV Charging Communication Protocols |
ISO 21434 | Road Vehicles – Cybersecurity Engineering for Automotive Systems |
ISO 14001 | Environmental Management Systems – Standards for Reducing Environmental Impacts, Relevant for EV Lifecycle and Sustainability |
IEC Standards | |
IEC 62660 | Secondary Lithium-ion Cells for Electric Road Vehicles – Performance and Safety Testing Standards |
IEC 61982 | Battery Performance Standards – Guidelines for Battery Durability and Reliability |
IEC 61851 | Electric Vehicle Conductive Charging System – Standards for EV Charging Infrastructure |
IEC 62196 | Plugs, Socket-Outlets, Vehicle Connectors, and Vehicle Inlets – Standards for EV Charging Interfaces |
SAE Standards | |
SAE J1772 | Electric Vehicle and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Conductive Charge Coupler – Standards for AC and DC Charging Connectors |
SAE J2954 | Wireless Power Transfer for Light-Duty Plug-in Electric Vehicles and Alignment Methodology – Standards for Wireless EV Charging |
SAE J3016 | Taxonomy and Definitions for Terms Related to Driving Automation Systems – Applicable to Autonomous Driving Features in EVs |
SAE J2464 | Electric and Hybrid Electric Vehicle Rechargeable Energy Storage System (RESS) Safety – Guidelines for Battery Safety Testing |
UN/ECE Regulations | |
UNECE R100 | Electric Powertrain Vehicles – Safety Requirements for EV-Specific Powertrains |
UNECE R101 | Fuel Consumption and CO2 Emissions Measurement – Standards for Evaluating EV Energy Consumption |
UNECE R135 | Crashworthiness Assessment for EVs – Regulations Specific to Crash Tests and Structural Safety |
UNECE R138 | Noise Emissions for EVs – Requirements for Acoustic Vehicle Alerting Systems (AVAS) |
National and Regional Standards | |
NFPA 70 (NEC) | National Electrical Code – US Standards for Electrical Safety, Including EV Charging Stations |
GB/T Standards (China) | Chinese Standards for EVs, Covering Batteries, Charging Systems, and Vehicle Safety |
JEVS G105 (Japan) | Electric Vehicle Standards – Japanese EV Safety and Performance Guidelines |
Battery-Specific Standards | |
UL 2580 | Battery Safety Standard for Electric Vehicles – Ensures Safe Operation of Rechargeable Energy Storage Systems |
UL 2271 | Standard for Batteries for Use in Light Electric Vehicle Applications |
IEC 62133 | Safety Requirements for Portable Battery Cells and Packs |
IEC 61427 | Secondary Cells and Batteries for Renewable Energy Storage |
Environmental and Sustainability Standards | |
ISO 14064 | Greenhouse Gas Emissions – Standards for Measuring and Reducing Emissions |
ISO 14067 | Carbon Footprint of Products – Guidance for Calculating the Carbon Footprint of EV Components |
ISO 50001 | Energy Management Systems – Standards for Energy Efficiency in EV Manufacturing and Operations |
Cybersecurity and Connectivity Standards | |
NIST SP 800-53 | Cybersecurity Controls for Federal Information Systems – Relevant for EV Software Systems |
ISO/SAE 21434 | Cybersecurity for Automotive Engineering – Comprehensive Security Measures for EV Systems |
IEEE 1609.x | WAVE Standards for Vehicle Communication – Ensures Secure and Interoperable Communication for Connected EVs |
Additional Applicable Guidelines | |
RoHS Directive (EU) | Restriction of Hazardous Substances – Compliance for EV Electronics |
REACH Regulation (EU) | Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and Restriction of Chemicals – Relevant for Battery Materials |
California Proposition 65 | Standards for Battery Material and Component Safety |
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