Current Standard: Vehicle Average Fuel Economy and GHG Emission Standards (2021-2030) Notification No. 2021-37 of the Ministry of Environment…
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South Korea
South Korea first implemented mandatory fuel economy standards for light-duty vehicles in 2006 and has adopted stringent efficiency targets through 2020. Light- and heavy-duty vehicles powered by diesel are subject to Euro 6/VI emissions standards, whereas light-duty gasoline vehicles are subject to California’s NMOG (Non-Methane Organic Gases) fleet average system. Fuel quality standards for diesel and gasoline are among the most stringent in the world and on par with Europe.
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South Korea: Nonroad: Emissions
Current Standard: US Tier 4 in 2015…
South Korea: Motorcycles: Emissions
Current Standard: Euro 3 for two-wheeled motorcycles; Euro 2 for three-wheeled vehicles…
South Korea: Light-duty: Emissions
Current Standard: Gasoline - California's NMOG (Non Methane Organic Gases) FAS (Fleet Average System)…
South Korea: Heavy-duty: Emissions
Current Standard: Gasoline - 2013.1.1 Standards…
South Korea: Air Quality Standards
Current Standard: Clean Air Conservation Act…
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