ISLAMABAD: Concerns have emerged within government circles over the use of substandard and low-quality batteries by electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers in Pakistan, prompting authorities to move toward a stricter testing and certification regime. Electric vehicles (EVs) will face additional mandatory checks, including verification of battery life, charging compatibility, durability, and recycling capability. The notification was issued by the Engineering Development Board (EDB) under the. polices to fight climate change. It was designed by the Ministry of Industries and Production in order to curtail dangerous greenhouse gas emissions, reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels, as well as develop gree technology. The policy sets key targets of 30% new EV sales in 2030 and 90% by 2040. It will use. National standards body sidelined in vehicle safety regime, EDB empowered ISLAMABAD: In a move to overhaul Pakistan's auto sector, the government has enforced internationally recognized safety, quality, and environmental standards for all imported and locally manufactured vehicles.
