PSQCA and Chinese Association Explore Electric Vehicle Standards Collaboration
PSQCA officials meet a delegation from the China New Energy Industry Association to discuss electric vehicle standards.
The Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA) has held a technical meeting with the China New Energy Industry Association. Both sides discussed cooperation to promote electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers in Pakistan.
The meeting took place at PSQCA headquarters in Karachi. Discussions focused on national quality standards, international benchmarks and sustainable transport. The initiative aims to support safe electric vehicle (EV) adoption and economic growth.
Chinese Delegation Presents Proposals
The Chinese delegation was led by Chairman Niko Chan. It introduced the association and presented proposals to expand electric two-wheeler and three-wheeler technology in Pakistan.
The delegation highlighted the economic and environmental benefits of electric mobility. It also sought technical guidance from PSQCA. In particular, it discussed aligning standards from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) with China’s GB/T standards.
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This alignment could clarify technical requirements. It could also strengthen quality assurance for electric vehicles in Pakistan.
PSQCA Explains Standards and Certification
PSQCA welcomed the delegation and reaffirmed its commitment to quality compliance. The authority also highlighted the importance of energy efficiency in Pakistan’s growing EV sector.
Its technical team explained national standardisation procedures and certification protocols. Officials also outlined the requirements for quality compliance. These measures aim to support safe and reliable electric vehicles.
The PSQCA team was led by Gul Sanober, Director of Standards. Engineer Bashir Ahmed Unar represented the Electrotechnical Division. Engineer Waqar Hassan attended from the Automobile Sector. Khawaja Ghulam Mohidin represented the Chemical and Materials Division.
Both Sides Agree to Continue Cooperation
Both sides welcomed the meeting’s outcome. They agreed to maintain close technical coordination. Their future discussions will focus on standards mapping and regulatory compliance.
The cooperation aims to support high-quality electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers in Pakistan. It also seeks to encourage cleaner transport and sustainable mobility.
Through continued engagement, both sides hope to strengthen technical cooperation. Their efforts could help support Pakistan’s transition towards greener transport solutions.
