eMobility has the potential to address several challenges facing the transportation sector, such as:

• Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
• Energy security
• Improved urban air quality (reduced air pollution)
• Lower operating costs compared to traditional vehicles
• Advanced technologies:

The development and growth of the eMobility sector can drive innovation and the development of new technologies in areas such as battery technology, charging infrastructure, and smart grid systems. In order to ensure the quality and safety of electrical vehicles, and charging infrastructure, comprehensive testing has to be performed on various devices and systems, including electrical components. Electrical safety is a crucial aspect of the testing process, as well as during day-to-day operation, as it ensures that vehicles are free from potential electrical hazards that could harm the driver or passengers. This involves testing of various electrical systems, such as lighting, battery systems, and charging systems, to ensure that they meet industry standards and provide a safe driving experience. Furthermore, all these systems shall be permanently monitored to ensure save operation.