2026年1月起一批重要国家标准实施 为良好消费环境提供标准支撑

Group 1: National Standards Implementation - A set of important national standards will be implemented starting January 2026, focusing on children's furniture safety, aging-friendly products, electric vehicle energy consumption limits, and automotive maintenance and diagnostics [1][2][3] Group 2: Children's Furniture Safety - The "Safety Technical Specifications for Infant and Children's Furniture" establishes mandatory safety requirements for furniture used by children aged 0 to 14, including limits on harmful substances, structural safety, and specific safety requirements for products like high chairs and cribs [1] Group 3: Aging-Friendly Products - The "General Requirements for Aging-Friendly Fitness Equipment" outlines common requirements for fitness equipment designed for older adults, including specific requirements for various types of equipment such as treadmills and strength training devices [2] - The "Toilet Chair" standard specifies classification, technical requirements, inspection rules, and packaging for toilet chairs aimed at elderly users [1][2] Group 4: Electric Vehicle Standards - The "Energy Consumption Limits for Electric Vehicles Part 1: Passenger Cars" introduces mandatory energy consumption limits based on vehicle weight, with a requirement that electric vehicles weighing around 2 tons must not exceed 15.1 kWh per 100 km, potentially improving average driving range by approximately 7% [2] Group 5: Automotive Maintenance and Safety - The "Automotive Maintenance, Inspection, and Diagnostic Technical Specifications" sets standards for the classification and frequency of automotive maintenance, as well as quality assurance requirements [3] Group 6: Emerging Industries and Information Security - The "Technical Requirements for the Disposal of Photovoltaic Modules" outlines basic requirements for the disposal of photovoltaic components used in buildings, including the process and conditions for determining when components should be discarded [3] - The "Cybersecurity Technical Information System Disaster Recovery Specifications" provides guidelines for disaster recovery in information systems, including principles, lifecycle, and evaluation methods [3] - The "Cybersecurity Technical Information Security Management System Requirements" details the requirements for establishing and maintaining an information security management system within organizations [3]