For both used and parallel-imported new vehicles, acceptable proof your vehicle meets New Zealand requirements can be:
The following is a list of EC/EEC directives for vehicle exhaust emissions and the 'Euro' emissions level corresponding to each directive.
70/220/EEC | Euro 0 unless accompanied by one of the appropriate directives for Euro 1, Euro 2, Euro 3 or Euro 4. |
91/441/EEC | Euro 1 |
93/59/EEC | |
94/12/EC | Euro 2 |
96/44/EC | |
96/69/EC | |
98/69A/EC | Euro 3 |
98/77A/EC | |
1999/102A/EC | |
2001/1A/EC | |
2001/100A/EC | |
2002/80A/EC | |
2003/76A/EC | |
2006/96A/EC | |
98/69/EC | Indeterminate – the default emissions level is Euro 3 unless otherwise indicated on compliance documentation |
98/77/EC | |
1999/102/EC | |
2001/1/EC | |
2001/100/EC | |
2002/80/EC | |
2003/76/EC | |
2006/96/EC | |
98/69B/EC | Euro 4 |
98/77B/EC | |
1999/102B/EC | |
2001/1B/EC | |
2001/100B/EC | |
2002/80B/EC | |
2003/76B/EC | |
2006/96B/EC |
If a directive is not listed on the above table, and the first number is a '7' or an '8,' the emissions level is Euro 0.
The following is a list of UN/ECE regulations for vehicle exhaust emissions and the 'Euro' emissions level corresponding to each regulation.
UN/ECE Regulation 83.02 | Euro 1 |
UN/ECE Regulation 83.03 | Euro 2 (passenger cars only); Euro 1 (light commercial vehicles only) |
UN/ECE Regulation 83.04 | Euro 2 |
UN/ECE Regulation 83.05 | Indeterminate – the default emissions level is Euro 3 unless otherwise indicated on compliance documentation |
The regulation name can be listed either independently or within a UN/ECE system approval number.
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