TREE NEWS update: China’s State Administration for Market Regulation has approved a mandatory national safety standard for lithium-ion batteries used in electric motorcycles and electric mopeds, effective July 1, 2027. The revision upgrades the previous recommended standard to a mandatory one, aimed at improving battery safety performance and protecting consumers’ travel safety and legal rights.
China Approves Mandatory Safety Standard for E-Motorcycle Lithium Batteries
The shift from a recommended to a mandatory standard is the real signal here: it turns battery safety from a design preference into a compliance requirement for every e-motorcycle and e-moped battery sold in China. That matters most for smaller assemblers and battery suppliers that built products around the looser voluntary regime, since the effective date gives them a fixed window to requalify. The open question is how enforcement and certification capacity scale ahead of that deadline, and whether the mandatory bar reshapes the cost structure of the low-end segment.
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