To enter Europe, clear the certificate gate first.

Note: whether a certificate is mandatory and the exact list depend on product category, technical parameters and the target member state — the assessment is decisive.

• EVWhat certificates does an EV need to sell in Europe?

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  The core is whole-vehicle type approval (WVTA), plus safety, EMC, battery and charging, and EPR. The exact list depends on the model and target member state — we assess first and then give a complete list and path.
• ConceptWhat is type approval (homologation)?

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  It is the mandatory procedure by which an authorised body confirms a vehicle or product meets the relevant technical regulations before it can be legally sold in the EU. Once granted, you may place it on the EU market.
• CECan I do CE marking myself?

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  Some low-risk products allow manufacturer self-declaration, but most categories need testing, technical files and, where applicable, a notified body. We coordinate testing and files so the Declaration of Conformity holds up to scrutiny.
• RoleDo you issue the certificates yourselves?

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  No. Certificates are issued by EU-authorised certification or notified bodies, or by authorities. Our role is to assess, coordinate licensed bodies, prepare technical files and manage the project so it runs efficiently.
• TimingHow long does it take?

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  It varies by certificate type, product complexity and test scheduling — from weeks to months. We give a more specific estimate for your product at the assessment stage.
• SectorsWhich sectors do you cover?

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  EVs, electrical and electronic products, consumer goods and machinery. If you are unsure which certificates apply, bring your product details and we will assess first.