This is a facsimile, not a real battery passport. The serial SP-8CJP-R04D identifies no battery and the data below is illustrative, shown so you can see what the document looks like. Generate one for your own figures.
Digital battery passport
Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 · Art. 77 · Annex XIII

E-Motorcycle Traction Pack 9.6 EV

SP-8CJP-R04D
Active
Passport QR code for SP-8CJP-R04D
Statutory QR carrier
Viewing as
Anyone scanning the QR code
AuthenticityQR only — physical pack not verifiablePublic
QR code only, authenticity not verifiable

This passport is carried by a printed QR code, which is what Art. 13(6) requires. It identifies the battery, it cannot prove that this physical pack is the one the manufacturer registered: a printed code can be copied. Packs carrying an NFC tag can be checked against a tamper-evident seal.

QR code, the statutory carrier

Resolves to this record, as required by the regulation. It proves the passport exists, but it is static: it can be photographed and copied onto another battery.

NFC tag, not fitted on this pack

An NTAG 424 DNA tag generates a one-time signature at every tap, verified server-side, and carries a tamper-evident loop. It is what turns a code that identifies a battery into a check on the physical pack, and it detects a tag moved onto a different one.

Tag UID
No tag
Last tap
Verifications
Tamper loop
Not fitted

Battery identity (Annex XIII)

Public
ManufacturerSample Battery Works S.r.l. — illustrative operator
Manufacturer serialCP400-2602-000915
CategoryEV (Electric Vehicle Battery)
ChemistryLi-ion NMC 622
Nominal capacity9600 Wh
Nominal voltage96 V
Weight72 kg
Date of manufacture2026-02-11
Place of manufactureVicenza, IT
Expected lifetime800 cycles
Warranty2 years
Responsible economic operator

Places this battery on the EU market and answers for this passport under Article 77(4).

NameSample Battery Works S.r.l. — illustrative operator
Company IDhttps://example.com/sample/operators/sample-battery-works
AddressVia Esempio 12, 36100, IT
Emailcompliance@example.com
Websitehttps://example.com/sample/operator
Manufacturer company IDhttps://example.com/sample/operators/sample-battery-works
Supply-chain due diligence (Art. 48)Sample policy reference only. Battery due-diligence obligations apply from 18 August 2027 where the legal conditions are met.

Declared recycled content

Cobalt
11%
Lithium
4%

Post-consumerPre-consumer

Carbon footprint: declaration becomes mandatory for LMT batteries on 18 August 2028. The value will be imported from the cell manufacturer’s LCA and displayed here; the passport schema already provides for it.

Composition and safety (Annex XIII)

Restricted · Annex XIII 2
Opens for legitimate interest and authorities.

State of health (field data)

Restricted · Annex XIII 4
Opens for legitimate interest.

Associated vehicle

Restricted
Opens for legitimate interest.

Lifecycle history

Restricted · Annex XIII 4
Opens for legitimate interest.

Compliance and surveillance

Restricted · Annex XIII 3
Opens for authorities.

End of life and circularity

Public
  • Battery is removable and replaceable by a qualified professional
  • Collection: national WEEE scheme or any authorised dealer