> All the countries information are available on the following website: https://www.worlddab.org/countries

> The European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) entered into force on 20 December 2018, and  must be     transposed into  national  legislation by Member States by 21 December 2020. It applies to all EU member states     regardless of the status of DAB in each  country.

> This means that by the end of 2020, across all EU countries, all radios in new cars must be capable of                       receiving and reproducing digital  terrestrial radio.

> Italy: Starting from January 2020, Italian law requires all radio receivers sold in Italy to have digital  capability, but     for Off Highway  vehicles the starting date is starting from 21st Dec 2020.

> France: All new car radios sold starting from 21st Dec 2020 should include digital radio capabilities. All new               consumer receivers capable  of displaying letters and numbers should include digital radio  capabilities, starting       from 21st Dec 2020.

> Germany: All new car radios should be capable of receiving digital terrestrial radio from 21st Dec 2020-as                 required by the European  Electronic Communications Code. The law also requires all new consumer radios,             capable of displaying a station's name, to be able to  receive digital signals (for example, DAB+ or IP) - from the       same date.