Digital Product Passports for Batteries
Battery passports for EV, light transport and industrial applications, with category-specific technical and lifecycle information.
Regulatory status and timing
From 18 February 2027, battery passports are required for electric vehicle batteries, light means of transport batteries and industrial batteries with a capacity greater than 2 kWh placed on the EU market or put into service. Detailed obligations depend on the battery category and applicable provisions.
Official EU source ↗Carbon-footprint, recycled-content and due-diligence information are not required for the February 2027 passport launch. They follow separate application schedules; applicable due-diligence reporting starts in August 2027.
Commission-hosted battery passport FAQ — implementation clarifications ↗Information to prepare for your sector
- Battery category, chemistry and material composition
- Technical performance, durability and lifecycle information
- Sourcing, safety, dismantling and supporting evidence
These are practical preparation areas, not a final list of mandatory fields. Keep product information and supporting evidence ready as the sector rules develop.
A passport shaped around your products
DPPora combines category-specific product groups, sector terminology and structured product records. Your team can organise materials, lifecycle information and supporting evidence, then publish multilingual passports with QR access and version history.
Start with the product data you already have
Import your catalogue through CSV or Excel, Shopify or Pimcore Data Hub. Review the product records, choose the appropriate product group and complete the sector information before publishing.
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Regulatory sources checked: 13 October 2026