The significant distinction between the two homologations lies in the number and location of impact points. Homologation 22.05 established 6 points of impact on the shell, while homologation 22.06 introduced an additional 12 points, significantly expanding the testing coverage. Under the previous homologation, 22.05, an impact test was conducted at a speed of 7.5 m/s from a height of 3 meters. In the updated homologation, there are now 3 impact tests at different speeds, replicating various impact scenarios in diverse contexts. The shell undergoes impacts from a weight dropped from a height of 4 meters at speeds of 8.2 m/s and 6 m/s. Additionally, the screen is subjected to impact testing and assessed for its resistance to fogging. Another crucial disparity between the two homologations is the inclusion of a rotational impact test in the newer standard. This rotational impact simulation is considered one of the most rigorous and demanding tests to date.