We strongly support the European Commission's push for compliance requirements for battery labels under the new Battery Act. Regarding the QR code on battery labels, we believe manufacturers should be given more design options. For example, in connected vehicles with displays, could the full battery information displayed on the battery label be replaced with the physical battery label via a screen?
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BYD AUTO INDUSTRY COMPANY CO.,LTD. filed 2 positions between 15 Jan 2026 and 16 Jan 2026, across 2 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
What they argued
Existing market surveillance regulations are no longer adequate to address the product regulatory risks arising from technological advancements, particularly in the realm of intelligent technologies, such as the safety risks and data compliance issues associated with autonomous vehicles. The EC should amend its regulations as soon as possible to align with technological developments.
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