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China Issues First Mandatory National Standard for L2 Combined Driving Assistance, Marking New Era of Regulation

2026-07-13 20:40:29276 views
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has approved the first mandatory national standard for L2 combined driving assistance systems, effective January 1, 2027. The standard defines safety requirements and testing methods, transitioning intelligent driving from voluntary to mandatory compliance.

Policy Background and Key Standards

In July 2026, the mandatory national standard "Safety Requirements for Intelligent Connected Vehicle Combined Driving Assistance Systems" was formally approved. This is China's first compulsory standard specifically targeting L2 combined driving assistance systems, covering all passenger and commercial vehicles equipped with such features sold in China.

Core requirements include:

  • ODD Definition: Clear boundaries for the Operational Design Domain to prevent over-marketing by OEMs
  • Driver Monitoring: Mandatory DMS (Driver Monitoring System) to ensure sustained driver attention
  • Fail-Safe Mechanisms: Safe degradation when system faults occur, prohibiting sudden disengagement
  • Testing Protocols: Comprehensive proving ground and public road testing requirements

Global Market Transmission

For automotive importers and distributors in Central Asia and Russia, this standard carries significant implications. Chinese vehicle exports to Central Asian countries and Russia have grown by over 40% year-on-year in the first half of 2026. The mandatory standard means:

  • Export models' intelligent driving features will be more standardized
  • Supply chain safety standards will improve, reducing after-sales risks
  • Chinese OEMs' technical compliance will gain higher international recognition

Global Market Comparison

Compared to the EU's UN-R79 regulation and the US FMVSS standards, China's mandatory national standard imposes stricter requirements on driver monitoring and system exit mechanisms. This effectively raises the overall safety baseline for Chinese-made vehicles, benefiting consumers in export markets.

Regulatory Compliance Trends

International partners monitoring China's intelligent driving standards should closely track implementation progress and prioritize suppliers and models with pre-certification. Industry platforms provide access to the latest certified vehicle catalogs and compliance references.

Сравнение глобальных регламентов L2 ADAS

Регламент/стандартОхватТребование DMSМеханизм безопасного отказаДата вступления
Обязательный ГОСТ КитаяАвто в КитаеОбязательноБезопасное понижениеЯнв. 2027
ЕС UN-R79Страны ЕСЧастичноЧастичноДействует
США FMVSSРынок СШАНе обязательноНе обязательноДействует
Япония MLITРынок ЯпонииРекомендуетсяРекомендуетсяДействует

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