Australia - Heavy Duty Vehicles

Status

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Australia has had vehicle emission standards in place since the early 1970s. In 1989, a Federal Act of Parliament, the “Motor Vehicles Standards Act 1989” brought new vehicle standards under the jurisdiction of the Federal Government. The regulations, defined as  “Australian Design Rules” (ADR), are administered by the Department of Infrastructure and Transport.

Australian vehicle emissions regulations generally follow those of the EU. Current standards for heavy duty vehicles are Euro V; US EPA 2007 standards and Japan 05 standards are accepted as alternatives. Euro VI emissions standards are due to apply from 1 November 2024.

Current emissions standards

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Euro V

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US EPA 2007 - Japan 05

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On-board diagnostics

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Emissions standards - from November 2024

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Initial consultation

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October 2020 consultation

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Euro VI implementation

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Compliance with EPA and Japan standards

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Vehicle Categories

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Historical Data

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From 2002

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Smoke emissions requirements

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Prior to 2002

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References

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Last update: 29/09/2023