Recently, the draft for soliciting comments on the new national standard was released, among which “Every time a passenger car is powered on/ignited (except for automatic engine start and stop), it should be in a default working state with an acceleration time of not less than 5 seconds to 100 kilometers." triggered widespread discussion. In fact, in addition to this article, there are many new articles worthy of attention, including single pedals, physical buttons, door handles, DMS detection, etc., as follows:
Physical buttons:
The gear, turn signal, horn, defrost and defogging wipers, windows, and smart driving activation must have physical control parts, and buttons and levers are acceptable.
This means that Tesla's screen shifting is completely prohibited, and it also explains why the new Y launched this year has the steering lever back.
Zero Gravity Seat:
Most of the current zero-gravity seat belts cannot be effectively protected. The opinion draft clearly stipulates that they are not banned, but the seat belts are required to be able to effectively protect. For example, the angle of the driver's backrest must not be greater than 35°, and the rotating seat must be forward during driving.
Single pedal mode:
The draft for comments adds to GB21670's requirement that braking is not allowed. When the accelerator pedal is released, the deceleration shall not be greater than 0.08g, which completely eliminates the possibility of single pedaling.
Intelligent driving compulsory certification:
Every time you power on, you need to confirm that the driver has passed smart driving training, either through biometric identification (face, fingerprint), or you have to enter your account and password every time, such as swiping a card or car key.
Force DMS detection:
Hand detection and sight detection are required at the same time, which means that with the establishment of mandatory national standards, some loopholes that were exploited in the past will also be plugged, such as the so-called "smart driving artifact" that is commonly reported.
Door handle:
Both inside and outside must be equipped with mechanically released door handles, as well as other national standards.
Ban entertainment systems:
When the vehicle speed is greater than 10km/h, entertainment image playback and game functions are prohibited on the driver's side screen and HUD.
