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In order to account for the ramp up phase of zero emission new technologies, a larger allowance for weight and length is welcomed. This includes additional space for hydrogen storage or batteries, as well as the associated extra-weight.
The European Commission has invited stakeholders to provide views on a range of questions on the revision of current rules on weights and dimensions for heavy-duty vehicles. ACEA welcomes the initiative and is herewith providing comments. The last fundamental revision of the Weights & Dimensions Directive was only adopted 5 years ago ((EU) 2015/719), with additional amendments introduced in 2019 ((EU) 1242/2019).
ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, strongly welcomes the Review of the Weights & Dimensions Directive published on 11 July 2023 as part of the Greening Freight Package. The Review of the Directive is one important element of the regulatory framework to facilitate the market uptake of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs), namely battery-electric and hydrogen-powered trucks and buses.
In line with the overall contribution to the Green Deal implementation published by ACEA on 22 January (https://www.acea.be/publications/article/paving-the-way-to-carbon-neutral-transport-10-point-plan-to-help-imple), automobile industry considers investment into alternative fuels infrastructure absolutely essential and the proposal on the AFID review should be presented by the Commission even sooner than foreseen…
This is a very good and ambitious proposal. Some remarks: - ISO 14687, ISO TS 21000 and ISO 19880-1 mentionned in the annex for hydrogen technical specification have been replaced by EN 17127 and EN 17124, in the 2019/1745/EU. These ENs were prepared by the CEN to address the exact need of the AFID.
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