The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission voted to end the action plan of Eger Motor Company's All-terrain vehicle. It is illegal to terminate the import or distribution of EGL's ATV in the United States.

ATV related deaths remain one of the largest categories of consumer product related deaths, with a relatively high risk of death among children under 16 years old (3353 deaths among children under 16 years old, 1982-2018). Before importing or distributing ATVs in the United States, ATV manufacturers, importers, or distributors must have a committee approved ATV action plan. The action plan of American television outlines federal legal requirements aimed at protecting users and minimizing the risk of injury and death for teenage riders by preventing the use of ATVs that are not specific to their age group.


The European Commission approved the ATV action plan of Egyptian television company on October 30, 2017.

CPSC has issued multiple notifications of EGL motor violations due to its failure to comply with its federal ATV requirements. These infringements include:

ATVs that fail to ensure that only adult ATVs can obtain speed cannot be sold or sold to young riders.

Non compliant with mandatory ATV safety standards, including but not limited to speed, parking brake, and handlebar requirements.

Failure to submit the results of the dealer monitoring plan in a timely manner to ensure that the dealer makes appropriate age recommendations and provides safety materials.

Since 2022, EGL Motors and CPSC have announced three recalls of approximately 7400 EG and ACT branded youth automatic transport vehicles due to injury hazards and violations of federal mandatory safety standards on American television.