Summary

Requires the Consumer Product Safety Commission to convert three existing voluntary lithium‑ion battery standards for light electric vehicles, e‑bikes, and personal e‑mobility devices into mandatory CPSC consumer product safety standards within 180 days. If the organizations that maintain those voluntary standards publish revisions after enactment, those revisions automatically become the CPSC standards 180 days after notice unless the CPSC disapproves within 90 days. The CPSC must also report to relevant congressional committees within five years on lithium‑ion battery incidents involving micromobility products.

• Directs CPSC to adopt three specific voluntary lithium‑ion battery standards for micromobility products as mandatory consumer safety standards within 180 days.
• Applies only to products that meet the federal definition of "consumer products."
• Requires standards bodies to notify CPSC when they approve revisions; revisions auto‑adopt 180 days after notice unless CPSC objects within 90 days.
• Treats the adopted standards and their revisions as official consumer product safety rules under federal law.
• Mandates a CPSC report to congressional committees on lithium‑ion battery incidents in micromobility products within five years.
• Relies on existing voluntary technical standards (ANSI/CAN/UL 2271, 2272, 2849) rather than creating new technical specs.
• Creates regulatory certainty for manufacturers and sellers by specifying timelines and an automatic update mechanism.
• Places administrative duties on the CPSC and standards organizations to manage adoption and review of standards.