OICA has changed its logo. To reflect, in a modern logo, the future auto-mobility, based on the new technologies of connectivity. The logo contains graphically the OICA acronym and contains several auto-related symbols, reflecting a start/stop button, a (steering) wheel and connectivity.
Authorities in Charge of Technical Regulations
Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti – Dipartimento dei Trasporti Terrestri
Via G. Caraci, 36
I 00157 Roma
Telephone: +39 06 415 81
Web site: www.mit.gov.it/
Motor Show Organizer
Fiera Milano S.p.A.
Strada Statale del Sempione, 28
I 20017 Rho (Mi)
www.fieramilano.it
www.transpotec.com
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Argentina
12,166
Korea
246,900
Australia
43,000
Malaysia
47,000
Austria
32,000
Mexico
137,000
Belgium
45,600
Netherlands
24,500
Brazil
289,082
Poland
94,000
Canada
159,000
Portugal
22,800
China
1,605,000
Romania
59,000
Croatia
4,861
Russia
755,000
Czech Rep.
101,500
Serbia
14,454
Denmark
6,300
Slovakia
57,376
Egypt
73,200
Slovenia
7,900
Finland
6,530
South Africa
112,300
France
304,000
Spain
330,000
Germany
773,217
Sweden
140,000
Greece
2,219
Switzerland
15,500
Hungary
40,800
Thailand
182,300
India
270,000
Turkey
230,736
Indonesia
64,000
UK
213,000
Italy
196,000
USA
954,210
Japan
725,000
The world’s automobile industry made over sixty-six million cars, vans, trucks and buses in 2005. These vehicles are essential to the working of the global economy and to the well being of the world’s citizens.
This level of output is equivalent to a global turnover of €1.9 trillion. If vehicle manufacturing was a country it would […]
The first reductions in Vehicle exhaust emissions were achieved by improving engine design and tuning, but to reach the massively reduced levels of today, new add-on technologies had to be developed to attack specific pollutants and remove or chemically convert them. Often these had to be different devices, or combinations of devices, for the different […]
Harmonization of vehicle regulations is important to the Auto Industry. In a global industry, Automakers are faced with a wide variety of different regulations in different countries, often aimed at achieving the same purpose, but differing for historical reasons. Harmonizing these regulations world-wide, offers savings in technical resources, which can better be applied elsewhere, to […]
Today’s sophisticated emissions- reduction technologies need cleaner fuels. In fact, substances like sulphur can disable clean auto technology. The vehicle industry strongly urges all parties involved to ensure early, global availability of high quality fuels. Vehicles and fuels must be seen as a single system in a global context. We recently revised the World-wide Fuels […]
Automakers have invested hugely in reaching air quality improvements and in developing diverse automobiles that run on alternative fuels including those from sustainable sources or that use hybrid technology using both gasoline or diesel engines and electric power. Because consumers, as well as different regions of the world, favour different technologies, automakers are developing a […]
The automobile industry is also a major innovator, investing almost €85 billion in research, development and production. The auto industry plays a key role in the technology level of other industries and of society and is one of the largest investors in research and development, with several manufacturers leading the Top 10. Vehicle manufacturing […]
Worldwide harmonization of vehicle regulations takes place in the United Nations, where the World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations, (WP29) and its groups of government and industry experts develop new “GTRs” – Global Technical Regulations. As the accredited representative of the worldwide vehicle industry in the United Nations, OICA members and staff are fully […]
