European Homologation Service :
..... a very important issue for the registration of imported vehicles. The term “Omologation” is getting increasingly important in the car industry. If you want to register your imported vehicle, you need to comply with technical configurations that are set forth in country-specific regulations. 
Today’s major challenge for the car industry is to adhere to the numerous emission regulations.  These regulations vary largely from country to country. While some countries have no requirements for registration at all, other countries are very strict about their rules and regulations ( e.g. EU, Japan etc. ). These partly very complex regulations require technical modifications on your vehicle and substantial and intensive planning efforts.
For importing vehicles and vehicle components, it is necessary to obtain operation permits according to country-specific rules and regulations.
Our staff works hard to obtain all the necessary technical approvals and permits for you. We offer you competent support in homologation-testing and obtaining all official permits. We also provide you with information as to how homologation-regulations in non-European countries need to be interpreted and how they will develop in the future.
In Germany, the Road traffic licensing regulations ( StVZO ) sets the framework for any vehicle homologation service. The registration of vehicles in Germany is to a large extent governed by these regulations. Today, however, registration matters are also governed by EU directives. The situation is such that you need to comply with more than 40 system permits before you are finally allowed to register your vehicle.
These regulations govern technical components, such as brakes, lighting, seats, seat-belts, glass … just to mention a few. Not until the testing and documentation of all these components is completed, will you be able to obtain the general registration permit for your vehicle.
There are three parallel systems governing the registration of vehicles and vehicle components in Europe:
     ..... EU directives and 
     ..... ECE directives (by the Economic Commission for Europe, a sub-organisation of the United Nations) covering also 
              East European countries.
     ..... and in Germany, the Road traffic licensing regulations ( StVZO ) - as a national regulation body
If you want to register your imported vehicle, please rely on our experience and expertise. Our experience in technical matters and in obtaining registration permits - including our good relations with the TÜV Sued - makes us the right and competent partner for you.