Ensuring Safety and Reliability in Electric Vehicle Technology
The rapid growth of Electric Vehicles (EVs) depends on the verified performance and safety of lithium-ion batteries and high-voltage propulsion systems. To mitigate fire, shock, and transport hazards, compliance with global standards is mandatory.
BQCIS provides integrated testing and certification covering cells, modules, and complete battery packs. We verify compliance with IEC 62619, UL 2580, and UN 38.3 standards, including validation of charging systems and high-voltage control architecture.
Our accredited labs perform full abuse and performance testing — short circuit, crush, puncture, thermal stability, and long-term cycle life — ensuring that EV batteries meet both safety and durability expectations for global market deployment.
Key EV & Battery Certification Activities
Key Benefits of EV Certification
Global Safety Compliance
Ensures batteries meet international transport and safety regulations (UN 38.3, UL 2580, IEC 62619) to access global markets.
Enhanced Reliability & Performance
Cycle-life verification and stress testing provide confidence in long-term energy delivery and battery health.
Streamlined Certification Path
Integrated testing shortens the approval process for OEMs seeking rapid EV platform deployment.
OEM & Consumer Confidence
Independent validation from BQCIS strengthens product credibility and supports warranty assurance programs.
Success Story
UN 38.3 Testing Secures Global Export of EV Battery Cells
A lithium-ion cell producer faced export delays because shipments lacked mandatory UN 38.3 certification for air and sea transport, halting deliveries to key automotive clients.
BQCIS executed the full UN 38.3 test sequence — altitude, vibration, shock, thermal, short-circuit, crush, and impact — using certified sample cells to simulate real shipping conditions.
All tests passed successfully. The resulting BQCIS certification enabled immediate resumption of exports, restoring supply continuity and ensuring full compliance with international dangerous goods transport regulations.