1. Latest ELV Information in Asian Countries
CLEPA Material Regulation Event
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Latest ELV Information in Asian Countries
- Overall Status in Asian Countries China ELV Management Requirements - China Compulsory Certification concerning China ELV
- Indian ELV - Prospect
May, 2017

2. Overall Status in Asian Countries
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Latest Status – Vehicle Sales Volume
Korea (1,825) 2
Japan (4,961)
China (28,028) 1 4
India (3,669) 3
Country Name (Vehicle Sales Volume, unit = thousand/2016year) 6
Thailand (725) 7
Malaysia (581)
Indonesia (1,007) 5

3. Latest Status – ELV matters
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Latest Status – ELV matters
Korea (ELV Recycling Regulations) 1
China (Management Requirement) 3 2
Japan (JAMA Gentleman’s Agreement) 4
India (ELV Standard)
Country Name (ELV Regulation or standard) 5
Malaysia (ELV Standard)

4. China ELV Management Requirements
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Implementation Date
1st January, 2016 (New type vehicle) 1st January, 2018 (New vehicle)
Applicable Vehicle
M1 (passenger vehicle below 9 passengers) Domestic production vehicles – be introduced to Bulletin (Type approval).
Recoverable & Recyclable Rate
(No target rate, but submit rate calculations.)
Forbidden Substances*1
( Extract from GB/T )
Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Hexavalent Chromium, PBB*2 and PBDE*2
*1: Exception list is existed. *2: Brominated flame retardants

5. Update Information about China ELV
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Update Information about China ELV
GB30512 – Requirements for prohibited substances on Automobiles
‘Recommended standard’ to ‘Mandatory standard’ (on going) in 2018
Forbidden Substances
Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Hexavalent Chromium, PBB and PBDE + Asbestos, PAH* and other substances (not fixed yet)
*: Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon
Implementation Progress
- Random check the CN ELV data provided into type approval system - Verify the Dismantling manual of the end-of-life vehicles - Deep research the Hazardous substance management system

6. China Compulsory Certification concerning China ELV
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Implementation Date
Recyclability & Recoverability Rate
1st January, 2010 (New type vehicle) 1st January, 2012 (New vehicle)
Forbidden Substances
1st January, 2015 (New type vehicle) 1st June, 2016 (New vehicle)
Applicable Vehicle
M1 and N1　 Domestic production vehicles and Imported vehicles
Recyclability & Recoverability Rate
(Only submit Recyclability & Recoverability rate → no target rate)
Forbidden Substances*1
( Extract from GB/T )
Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Hexavalent Chromium, PBB*2 and PBDE*2
*1: Exception list is existed. *2: Brominated flame retardants

7. Indian ELV 7/9 Implementation Date Applicable Vehicle
(not decided yet)
‘Recycle Infrastructure’, ‘End-of-Life Vehicle system’ and ‘Vehicle Inspection System’ are needed before implementation.
Applicable Vehicle 　
(Type Approval & Heavy Metal Restrictions only)
M1 (passenger vehicle below 9 passengers) L1 & L2 (motorcycles)
Recoverable & Recyclable Rate
Recoverable rate (85% and more)
Recyclable rate (80% and more)
Heavy Metal Restrictions*
Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Hexavalent Chromium
*: Exception list is existed.

8. Update Information about Indian ELV
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Update Information about Indian ELV
Estimation
Scrapping Policy year (covers all type of vehicle categories)
Heavy Metal Restrictions & RRR Target – Committee proposal – New Model 3 years & All model 5 year lead time after notification (it covers only M1 - passenger vehicle below 9 passengers and L1 & L2 -motorcycles).

9. Prospect
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China and India ELV rules are affecting global automobile supplier chain.
JAPIA would like to cooperate with European OEMs and CLEPA to follow up their ELVs and the related Rules.