Seems to include EU too, though I've copied the headline verbatim.
> All new vehicles sold in Europe – including the UK – will be fitted with a mandatory speed limiter from 2022 to keep cars within the UK speed limits and boost road safety.
> The European Commission has reached a provisional agreement that all new vehicles sold in Europe will be fitted with a speed limiter as a legal requirement from 6 July 2022. The 2019/2044 regulation also mandates all new cars that have already launched be fitted with an Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA) by 7 July 2024.
It only describes Intelligent Speed Assist, which does not limit the speed.
From the description in that piece of legislation, calling Intelligent Speed Assist a "speed limiter" is incorrect. It is also specified that it should be possible to turn off the system, in which cause not feedback that the speed limit is being exceeded should be provided at all.
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 17.1 ms ] thread> All new vehicles sold in Europe – including the UK – will be fitted with a mandatory speed limiter from 2022 to keep cars within the UK speed limits and boost road safety.
> The European Commission has reached a provisional agreement that all new vehicles sold in Europe will be fitted with a speed limiter as a legal requirement from 6 July 2022. The 2019/2044 regulation also mandates all new cars that have already launched be fitted with an Intelligent Speed Assist (ISA) by 7 July 2024.
This seems to be the source for the article https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eur/2019/2144
I can't find any obligation to have speed limiters in https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eur/2019/2144.
It only describes Intelligent Speed Assist, which does not limit the speed.
From the description in that piece of legislation, calling Intelligent Speed Assist a "speed limiter" is incorrect. It is also specified that it should be possible to turn off the system, in which cause not feedback that the speed limit is being exceeded should be provided at all.