European cybersecurity rules for cars come into play. These rules specifically apply on July 7, 2024. starting.
in the European Union July 7, 2024 All new vehicles sold starting from this date will be required to comply with the imposed cyber security regulations. This issue has actually been on the agenda for a long time and the latest petrol Porsche Macan It came to the fore with. For those who missed it, this vehicle and more will not be officially sold in European Union countries in the near future. behind this There is a new cyber security regulation to be implemented in EuropeAccording to the statement, the vehicle will be updated to meet the new requirements. creates a very high cost. The company does not want to bear this cost, so it is preparing to deprive the EU countries of the vehicle with which it has achieved very serious sales figures. Reportedly, Macan, which has been sold since 2014, cyber security regulations to be implemented It was developed before its stated requirements and is therefore built on the old foundation. in europe UNECE WP.29 (R155 and R156) The regulation in question, called have a cyber security certificate And for protection against hackers (Hackers) It is mandatory to be equipped with special electronic devices, that is, special hardware. makes.
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As far as it is reported, in the new period, covering the development, production and post-production of each vehicle, including possible cyber attacks. It must prove that it is protected against 70 vulnerabilities. Porsche these rules can’t adapt just by doing a software update, This spoils the Macan’s European adventure. According to the statement made by Porsche, there are no negative effects on the production and sales of the Macan for markets outside the European Union. In this regard, vehicles from some other manufacturers are also being withdrawn from sale. The United Nations and the European Union want vehicles that are like computers to be technological machines that are secure and protect personal data.