BYD Obtains Safety-Management Certification Ahead of China's Mandatory L2 ADAS Standard比亚迪抢先获得安全管理认证,对接中国L2组合驾驶辅助强制标准
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BYD announced on July 29, 2026 that it had obtained safety-management certification tied to China's forthcoming mandatory GB 47955—2026 standard for Level 2 combined driver-assistance systems, having also been among the principal drafters of the standard, officially titled "Safety Requirements for Combined Driver Assistance Systems of Intelligent and Connected Vehicles."
GB 47955—2026 was approved on June 27, 2026 and announced by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on July 2, taking effect January 1, 2027; it sets mandatory requirements for basic single-lane, basic multi-lane, and navigation-assisted driving systems covering system functions, data recording, driver monitoring, human-machine interaction, user information, and manufacturer safety responsibilities, with core provisions coordinated with international regulations including UN R171.
BYD claims every model equipped with its God's Eye intelligent driving system already performs above the standard's minimum requirements, but the certificate itself covers BYD's organizational safety-management system rather than certifying individual God's Eye-equipped vehicles, leaving that performance claim unverified by the certification.