CARB Approves Latest NEUSPEED Air Intake SystemsUpdated 8 months ago
CARB stands for the California Air Resources Board. It is a regulatory agency in California, United States, responsible for maintaining air quality and regulating vehicle emissions. CARB sets standards and certifies aftermarket parts, including performance air induction systems, to ensure they meet emissions requirements. Manufacturers of aftermarket performance air induction systems need to obtain CARB approval to legally sell and install their products in California. Compliance with CARB standards indicates that the system meets emission regulations and does not adversely impact air quality.
NEUSPEED is committed to providing the best quality products for our customers and are keenly focused on protecting the environment while doing so. NEUSPEED has received CARB executive orders (EO) for most of their cold air intake systems, ensuring that they comply with California's stringent car emission regulations. Additionally, all of our exhaust systems are also designed with a special “Low-Pressure” design and have been tested to ensure that they meet the most stringent air quality standards in California. We believe that when you choose NEUSPEED's aftermarket performance products, you can be sure of excellent product quality as well as being compliant with the latest emissions.
Through this latest executive order, we have achieved approval for our latest air intake systems for vehicles such as the new Volkswagen Mk8 GTI and R, and Audi S3 8Y, among others.
CARB EXECUTIVE ORDER D-236-25
You can view our latest CARB executive order filing here:
CARB Executive Order D-236-25
NEUSPEED x CARB STICKER REQUEST
To request a new NEUSPEED x CARB sticker for your 2019-up model year, please contact us below. Keep in mind, you MUST include either a copy of your original order, or a photo of the part(s) with vehicle registration card in one photo.
NOTE TO SMOG TECHNICIANS: If a mutual customer possesses a NEUSPEED-provided CARB-EO sticker (e.g., D-236-1 through D-236-24) and their vehicle's make, model, and year are listed on the actual Executive Order from CARB, rest assured, it remains valid! Remember, Executive Orders from CARB do not have an expiration date.