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New EU Rules for Motorhomes: Mandatory Safety Systems from July 7, 2026

10.07.2026 17:30 1 min 2 sources РУС
Playtech.ro RON + 1 more
New EU Rules for Motorhomes: Mandatory Safety Systems from July 7, 2026
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From July 7, 2026, new EU safety requirements apply to some new motorhomes, mandating AEB, ISA, lane keeping, driver fatigue monitoring, and more. Only new models are affected.

From July 7, 2026, new safety requirements have come into force in the European Union for certain new vehicles, including some motorhomes. Mandatory systems include automatic emergency braking (AEB), intelligent speed assistance (ISA), lane keeping, driver fatigue monitoring, improved maneuver visibility, a rear-view camera, and a "black box."

The requirements apply only to new vehicles being introduced to the market for the first time. Owners of already-operating motorhomes are not obliged to install these systems.

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