Drivers and passengers of automotive vehicles are exposed to significant low-frequency magnetic fields emitted by different electrical and electronic components in these vehicles. With a higher demand for electric cars to minimize pollution and enforce decarbonization, there is an increased EMF risk which must be assessed to ensure that the vehicle users are safe from overexposure to EMF. International organizations and car manufacturers have developed standards to check that automotive vehicles comply with national and international EMC safety regulations. This assessment must be done from DC to 400 kHz. Some of the standards that define these procedures for assessing LF magnetic fields in vehicles include IEC 62764, GB/T 37130, MBN 10284-2, PSA-MR02 B217110 and many others.