Getting automotive products compliant, from heat treatment to battery systems
Automotive programs face compliance requirements across multiple disciplines simultaneously. The Assessimus network addresses CQI-9 and AMS2750 heat treatment compliance, EMC test equipment, intelligent battery charging systems, and fleet battery management as a coordinated partner.
What compliance looks like in automotive
Key challenges
CQI-9 heat treatment compliance
EMC compliance for vehicle electronics
Battery system performance and charging
OEM charging system integration
What the Assessimus network delivers for automotive
Frequently asked questions
CQI-9 is the AIAG Special Process: Heat Treat System Assessment. It defines requirements for heat treatment processes in the automotive supply chain, including documented TUS records, instrument calibration, furnace classification, and process control. Compliance is required by most automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers for heat treatment facilities in their supply chain, and regular CQI-9 assessments are typically a condition of supply approval.
The EU Battery Regulation introduces new requirements for batteries placed on the EU market, including due diligence on raw material sourcing, carbon footprint declarations, performance and durability thresholds, and a digital battery passport for certain categories. Automotive manufacturers integrating batteries into vehicles are subject to these requirements and need to plan compliance from the product design stage rather than retroactively.
Yes. The Assessimus network supports OEMs directly with OEM charging solutions, battery management platforms, and pre-compliance reviews, and supports the supply chain with heat treatment profiling, material testing, and EMC equipment. Because these services are delivered through the same network, multi-tier programs can be coordinated without separate supplier relationships at each level.
