Environmental Vehicle Passport
Emissions, environmental performance and battery-durability information.
EU vehicle circularity and environmental data
Euro 7 and the End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation depend on connected evidence about vehicles, components, materials and suppliers. Circularise connects it and shares the right view with each authorised actor.
Vehicle record
Euro 7Vehicle type record
Model level · Production context linked
Battery Passport link
Permanent magnets
Recycled content
Brake & tyre data
Supplier process details
Connect data across the value chain
Material, component, performance and end-of-life data, from production to recovery.
Prepare for vehicle passports
Euro 7 EVP and the future Digital Circularity Vehicle Passport, interoperable with Battery Passports.
Build reliable supplier data flows
Materials, recycled content, batteries and magnets, without exposing sensitive data.
What Circularise covers
Requirements are expanding from emissions to materials, durability and circularity. One shared data foundation supports them all.
Emissions, environmental performance and battery-durability information.
Materials, recycled content, component removal and end-of-life data.
Identity, materials, carbon footprint, durability and state of health.
Information for priority products where the final product-specific rules apply.
Explore by component
Select a component to explore its product, material and circularity requirements.
Illustrative component locations. Equipment varies by powertrain and vehicle.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
An individual battery passport is required from 18 February 2027 for EV batteries placed on the market or put into service.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
Connect magnet identification, composition, location, removal and applicable recycled-content information. Scope and timing differ between vehicles and separately marketed motors.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
The adopted ELV removal list includes engine blocks and gearboxes, with conditional exemptions. Keep identification and removal information available for reuse, remanufacturing and recovery.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
The adopted ELV removal list includes catalytic converters. Connect component identification and material information to treatment and recovery.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
The adopted ELV removal list covers EV inverters and DC–DC converters weighing more than 2 kg, subject to conditional exemptions.
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Relevant requirements
Rules under development
Connect grades, certificates, processing and recycled-content evidence. Passport coverage depends on the final product-specific scope.
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Vehicle circularity brings material information and recovery evidence into the vehicle record. This does not mean each body panel needs its own passport.
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Relevant requirements
Rules under development
Connect alloy, processing, recycled-content and environmental evidence. Passport coverage depends on the final product-specific scope.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
Connect material identity, recycled-content evidence, substances and recovery information. Use mass balance only where the applicable chain-of-custody approach allows it.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
The adopted ELV removal list includes parts made of carbon-fibre reinforced plastics. Composite traceability includes composition, origin and recovery; it is not synonymous with mass balance.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
The adopted ELV rules include a removal target of at least 70% of total glass from windscreens, rear and side windows, including roof glass. Connect identification, separation and recovery information.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
Connect component identity, material information and applicable removal or replacement information. An integrated automotive display does not automatically require a standalone ESPR passport.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
The adopted ELV removal list includes headlights and rear lights, including their actuators. Connect identification and removal information to downstream treatment.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
Main wiring harnesses are included in the adopted ELV removal list, with a conditional exemption. Connect identification, material information and removal instructions.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
Large, easily accessible printed circuit boards are included in the adopted ELV removal list, subject to conditional exemptions. Connect identification, materials and removal information.
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Relevant requirements
Existing requirement
Tyre labels and EPREL records already provide product information under the applicable tyre-labelling rules.
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Abrasion requirements have their own timetable by tyre class and supporting test methods.
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Further tyre measures are in development. Their adoption timetable is not a confirmed passport application date.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
Connect brake-particle testing evidence to the relevant vehicle environmental-performance record. Euro 7 does not create a separate brake passport.
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Relevant requirements
Adopted future requirement
The adopted ELV removal list covers fuel tanks and heat exchangers with conditional exemptions. Applicable depollution requirements also need safe-treatment information.
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Relevant requirements
Existing requirement
Explosive components such as airbags must be removed or neutralised under existing ELV treatment rules. Keep relevant handling and dismantling information accessible.
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Implementation workflow
Manage supplier, engineering and lifecycle data as one continuous workflow.
Connect materials and components to the right vehicle type, model or vehicle.
Request material, component and production data from upstream partners.
Check completeness, format and provenance before it enters the record.
Integrate ERP, PLM, production, battery and lifecycle systems.
Give customers, authorities, repairers and recyclers controlled access.
Automotive data model
It depends on vehicle, technology, market and use. These are the essentials.
Automotive data readiness
Connect materials, components and lifecycle data without a separate process for every requirement.
Prioritise vehicle categories, technologies, markets and programmes.
Upstream material and component data is the hardest to reconstruct later.
Separate public, customer, partner, authority and lifecycle-operator views.
Integrate ERP, PLM, LCA and compliance systems so vehicle records stay current.
Euro 7
Connect emissions, environmental performance and battery-durability data to the right vehicle type and production context. Euro 7 applies progressively by vehicle category: November 2027 is not a deadline for every category.
Read the Euro 7 RegulationVehicle circularity
Connect materials, recycled content, component removal and end-of-life data for authorised repairers, dismantlers and recyclers. Confirm the vehicle scope and timetable separately.
Explore circularity requirementsNo. A separate product passport applies only where legislation requires one. EV battery passports apply from 18 February 2027. ESPR measures for tyres and other priority products are still being developed; an integrated automotive display does not automatically need a standalone passport. Most components supply information for vehicle-level requirements.
No. Manufacturers need reliable supplier information, but not all underlying data has to be visible. Controlled exchange, role-based access and verified attestations demonstrate what is required without exposing identities, processes or IP.
Discuss your requirements
Map your vehicle, component and supplier data against Euro 7, vehicle circularity, Battery Passport and DPP requirements.