CITA News

Motorization Management for Development Report

This new report entitled "Motorization Management for Development : An Integrated Approach to Improving Vehicles for Sustainable Mobility", co-funded by CITA, presents the World Bank’s Motorization Management (MM) framework, which is intended to support client countries in the development of policies and measures aimed at managing vehicle stocks in a proactive, phased, and systematic manner to make them safer, cleaner, and more fuel efficient.  (more…)

Ensuring lifetime compliance of EVs with safety & sustainability requirements

Due to recent regulatory changes, technological advances, and changing consumer behaviour, the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is on the rise and will increase dramatically in most major automotive markets. With electric vehicles claiming an ever-increasing share of the vehicle fleet, it is critical to ensure that safety and environmental performance requirements are met through vehicle lifetime compliance. (more…)

A new CITA Member from France: MULLER AUTOMOTIVE SAS

MULLER AUTOMOTIVE SAS is the heiress of BEM MULLER created in 1919 by Marcel Muller in France. They are one of the leaders of Test and Inspection Equipment for the worldwide roadworthiness market. They propose Products and Full Services dedicated to those markets (Test Line, Pollution analysis, Headlight tester, Hotline, Maintenance contract, etc.) but also, Lifts, Wheel market devices, A/C station, Diag tools. They are able to also propose a full IT system (VIMS) to manage PTI network. MULLER AUTOMOTIVE : TO 25m€, 160 people (including ATAL s.r.o. our CZ subsidiary)

A new CITA member: MIDTRONICS

Midtronics is focused on developing technologies to improve the way batteries are tested, charged, and managed, making us the battery technology partner of choice for the world’s leading automobile and heavy truck manufacturers, vehicle service organizations, and battery manufacturers. (more…)
CITA emissions NOx

Monitoring of NOx emissions as part of the PTI

CITA emissions NOxAfter particulate matter, nitrogen oxides (NOx) are the second largest cause of premature death out of the various pollutants. Within the EU (EU 27), NOx emissions caused 40,400 premature deaths in 2019 and 47,700 in all 41 European countries. Road transport was responsible for 39% of these NOx emissions, making it the largest contributor of this pollutant from all sources. This results in a calculated 18,600 premature deaths per year caused by NOx emissions from road transport in Europe[1] [2]. (more…)

A new CITA Member from Germany: QM-Verein

The Association for Quality Management in Vehicle Monitoring e.V. (QM-Verein) was installed in 2008 by 24 of the 26 PTI organisations operating in Germany as a neutral institution and was commissioned with the development as well as the coordination of cross-competitive quality controls.  (more…)