Industry solution
Homologation, CAFE, scrappage and a deep supplier chain
- 3,400+
- automotive obligations
- Per-variant
- homologation obligation tracking
- Supply chain
- certification status across suppliers
Sector pressures
What makes automotive compliance hard
CAFE and emission norm transitions
Fleet-level CO₂ targets and successive emission standards drive product planning years ahead, with homologation schedules that cannot slip.
Supplier certification cascades
QCOs and AIS standards apply to components. A supplier losing certification makes your vehicle non-compliant, and supplier changes happen without compliance review.
Recall obligations are now statutory
The Motor Vehicles Act recall provisions and CMVR rules create formal obligations with defined reporting, replacing voluntary industry practice.
State transport department variation
Registration, scrappage, fitness and permit rules are administered by state transport departments with genuine local differences.
Coverage
Key instruments we track in depth for this sector
A representative sample, not the full list. Depth varies by jurisdiction and we will tell you exactly where it sits for your markets before you buy.
| Instrument | Jurisdiction | What it drives |
|---|---|---|
| CMVR, 1989 and AIS standards | Central + State | Type approval, COP, safety and emission standards |
| CAFE norms | Central | Fleet CO₂ targets with penalties for shortfall |
| Motor Vehicles Act recall provisions | Central | Statutory recall trigger, process and reporting |
| BIS Quality Control Orders | Central | Component certification across the supplier base |
| Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022 | Central | EPR obligations for EV and conventional batteries |
| Factories Act + State Rules | State | Plant licensing, safety, contract labour |
| Vehicle Scrappage Policy | Central + State | RVSF conditions, incentives, fitness testing |
Use cases
How teams in this sector use Regulens
Homologation and COP tracking
Link type approval obligations to model variants with validity, testing and conformity evidence.
Supplier certification status
Track BIS and AIS certification across the component supply chain against effective dates.
Battery EPR obligations
Registration, collection targets and certificate procurement under the Battery Waste Rules.
Recall readiness
A defined, evidenced recall process meeting the statutory trigger and reporting requirements.
“A tier-two supplier let a BIS licence lapse and we found out from a customs detention. That is a compliance failure that looks like a logistics failure until you trace it.”
Other sectors
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