Newshot First in China: FAW Jiefang CA6DV1 Engine Successfully Passes Euro VI e+ Regulation Certification
IT Home, November 14 news: FAW Jiefang announced today that the CA6DV1-E66C heavy-duty diesel engine independently developed by FAW Jiefang has recently completed all tests and successfully passed the full set of certification under the EU's Euro VI e+ emissions regulation, becoming China's first heavy-duty diesel engine model to obtain certification under this stringent regulation, achieving a major breakthrough for domestically produced heavy-duty powertrains in the high-end overseas emissions access field.
The company stated that this milestone marks Chinese independently developed heavy-duty diesel engine emissions control technology as formally on par with the global top level, breaking the technical barriers of overseas high-end powertrains in the European market.
According to the introduction, the Euro VI e+ emissions regulation is an emissions regulation with an extremely high technical threshold in the current EU heavy-duty diesel engine field. It sets stringent assessment indicators across multiple dimensions such as real-road emissions of complete vehicles, aftertreatment durability, onboard diagnostic systems, and energy consumption monitoring. It has a long test chain and strict validation standards, and is the core access threshold for entering the EU high-end commercial vehicle market.
According to authoritative certification, the model's emissions of core pollutants such as nitrogen oxides and particulate matter are substantially better than the limits of the Euro VI e+ regulation, with ample emissions headroom, and it has advanced reserves of next-generation emissions regulation iteration technology, showing strong forward-looking planning.
IT Home learned that as Jiefang Power's new-generation high-horsepower high-efficiency heavy-duty diesel engine platform, CA6DV1 had previously achieved 49.2% mass-production high thermal efficiency and maximum torque exceeding 3000N·m. This Euro VI e+ regulation certification provides a key "passport" for high-end export models such as J7 Chuangling equipped with CA6DV1 power to enter the European market.
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