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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) consist of seven federal emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ajman, Fujairah, Ras al Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm al Quwain. Requirements for vehicle certification are regulated by the GSO, the Gulf Cooperation Council's standards organization, of which the United Arab Emirates are a member. The national authority coordinating standards and emissions related requirements is the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT). Euro 4 standards for light duty vehicles and Euro IV standards for heavy duty vehicles were introduced in 2018 and are still in place.

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• Regulatory authorities and standards

Regulatory authorities and standards

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Light duty and heavy duty vehicles

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• Certification requirements, Euro 4 and Euro IV
• Technical requirements for electric vehicles
• Euro 6b, Euro VIB and certification to US EPA requirements
• From 2030

Certification requirements, Euro 4 and Euro IV

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Technical requirements for electric vehicles

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Euro 6b, Euro VIB and certification to US EPA requirements

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From 2030

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Motorcycles

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• Certification and emissions requirements

Certification and emissions requirements

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Non-road engines & vehicles

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Fuel Economy

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Fuels

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References

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