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The RDE 3.1.7 update marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Real Driving Emissions standards. This specific technical revision addresses the growing need for more accurate, real-world data in vehicle certification. As regulatory bodies push for tighter environmental controls, understanding the nuances of RDE 3.1.7 is essential for manufacturers, engineers, and environmental consultants alike.
To get help from the modding community or developers, you should provide the following files: asiloader.log rde 3.1.7
Although the RDE team has moved toward newer versions, such as RDE Expanded & Enhanced (Version 4.1.2) The RDE 3
A "mods" folder: Use OpenIV to create a separate mods folder so you don't overwrite original game files. The CF of 1
: Tweaks how quickly the police escalate their force based on your "Wanted Level," including the deployment of tactical teams like NOOSE earlier at higher star levels. New Vehicles and Peds
- The CF of 1.43 is still a concession: Environmental groups like Transport & Environment argue that any multiplier above 1.0 allows "legal cheating." Even at 1.43, a car emitting 110 mg/km of NOx (35% above the lab limit) passes, despite that being unhealthy.
- PEMS variability: The measurement uncertainty of PEMS is approximately 0.15 to 0.27. RDE 3.1.7 assumes this is fixed, but different PEMS models can yield different results on the same route.
- Route selection bias: Manufacturers can still choose test routes (urban, rural, motorway) that favor their vehicle, as long as they meet the statistical boundary conditions.
- CO2 and fuel economy ignored: RDE 3.1.7 focuses purely on pollutants. A vehicle could meet NOx targets while emitting more CO2 at higher speeds—no penalty.
What is RDE 3.1.7?
- ISC (In-Service Conformity): Vehicles must remain compliant for up to 5 years or 100,000 km.
- FCM (Fuel Consumption Monitoring): Onboard fuel consumption must match reported values within 3.5%.
Some potential future developments in emissions testing include: