SG to Adopt New Emission Standards for Diesel Vehicles in 2018

SG to Adopt New Emission Standards for Diesel Vehicles in 2018

Starting from 1st January 2018, Singapore will adopt Euro VI emission standards for newly registered diesel vehicles.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
30 Dec 2014

Euro VI is the latest vehicular emission standard set by the European Union (EU). The EU’s vehicular emission standard imposes strict rules on tailpipe emission for new vehicles sold in EU member states. They have also been progressively implemented in other countries. Currently, the standard for diesel vehicles in Singapore is Euro V.

Some Euro VI compliant diesel vehicles are already available in the new car market right now, such as BMW's 320d.

In addition, NEA will also accept diesel vehicles that meet Japanese emission standard (JPN 2009 and Post-Post New Long-Term (PPNLT) emission regulations for light and heavy duty diesel vehicles respectively) as meeting the Euro VI standard, provided their Particulate Number (PN) emission can meet the Euro VI standards.

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