Conventional pollutant emission limits
Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC – Ministerio de Transportes y Comunicaciones)
Medium-Duty Vehicles: Either Euro IV or US Tier 2 Bin 5
Heavy-Duty Vehicles: Euro IV
New passenger vehicles GVWR > 2500 kg and all commercial vehicles
History
Maximum permissible emission limits for existing heavy-duty vehicles, new imported or domestically assembled vehicles and used imported vehicles were first established by Decreto Supremo Nº 047-2001-MTC on 31 October 2001. The most recent amendment, DECRETO SUPREMO N° 010-2017-MINAM was made on 30 November 2017. Key steps in Peru’s heavy-duty vehicle emission control program are as follows:
- Since 1 January 2003 all new heavy-duty have been required to meet Euro II requirements.
- Since 2007, new heavy-duty vehicles have been required to meet Euro III requirements.
- Starting in April 1, 2018, new heavy-duty vehicles must meet Euro IV requirements.
Technical Standards
Peruvian emission requirements for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles are summarized in the following tables. Medium-duty vehicles have the option of following EU or US emission standards.
Year | Option 1* | Option 2† | ||
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Standard | Regulation | Standard | Regulation | |
2003-2006 | Euro 2 | 96/69/EC | US Tier 0 | US 87 LDT |
2007-March 31, 2017 | Euro 3 | 98/69/EC (A) | US Tier 1 | US 94 LDT |
April 1, 2018 and later | Euro 4 | 98/69/EC (A) 2002/80/EC |
US Tier 2 Bin 5 | US 94 LDT |
Notes: *New passenger vehicles GVWR > 2500 kg or > 6 seats; commercial vehicles < 3500 kg † Vans and light-duty trucks < 3864 kg; new passenger vehicles > 12 seats |
Year | Standard | Cycle | Regulation |
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2003-2006 | Euro II | 13 mode | 96/1/EC |
2007-March 31, 2017 | Euro III | ESC + ELR | 99/96/EC (A) |
April 1, 2018 and later | Euro IV | ESC + ELR | 2005/55/EC(A) |
Note: * New passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles > 3500 kg |
Links
Regulatory Documents
DECRETO SUPREMO N° 010-2017-MINAM
Regulatory agencies
Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC – Ministerio de Transportes y Comunicaciones)
