A demonstrative Battery Passport built on the EU matrix updated in August 2026.
The demo represents an LMT e-bike/e-cargo-bike battery and maps the 71-data-point framework in Guidance v2.0 of 15 August 2026, distinguishing mandatory, optional, conditional, dynamic and not-required-in-February-2027 information.
#12 · ChemistryLithium-ion · NMC — demonstrative example
MandatoryAuthorised
#13 · Hazardous substancesLinked SDS-DEMO-01 dataset · demonstrative list
MandatoryPublic
#14 · Usable extinguishing agentDemonstrative value: water mist for cooling; for a real product, the product SDS and manufacturer instructions prevail
MandatoryAuthorised
#15 · Critical raw materials >0.1%Lithium · cobalt · nickel · natural graphite — example
MandatoryPublic
#24 · Share of renewable content28% — fictional manufacturer declaration
Not required Feb 2027Governed
#17–23 · Carbon footprint / due diligence / recycled contentMapped in the data model but not required to be completed/displayed in February 2027 under Guidance v2.0
04 — Performance & durability
Electrical parameters, performance and expected life
Technical values are purely demonstrative and do not describe a real battery.
MandatoryPublic
#26 · Minimum voltage39.0 V · reference range -10 / +45 °C
MandatoryPublic
#27 · Nominal voltage48.0 V · reference range 0 / +40 °C
MandatoryPublic
#28 · Maximum voltage54.6 V · reference range 0 / +40 °C
MandatoryPublic
#29 · Original power capability1,200 W — fictional data
MandatoryPublic
#30 · Power limits1,200 W continuous · 1,800 W peak · demo
MandatoryPublic
#31 · Expected lifetime1,000 cycles under reference conditions — demo
#69 · Negative eventsNo event recorded in the demo snapshot
If applicableAuthorised
#70 · Operating environmental conditions18–37 °C in the latest recorded interval — demo
If applicablePublic
#71 · State of Charge78% · last update 27/08/2026 08:42 CEST
10 — Regulatory mapping
How NexusDpp handles the full 71-data-point framework
A public view does not necessarily expose 71 fields. The data model maps the full framework and determines what to expose based on battery category, applicability, regulatory status and user role.
DP 1–15Identity and core data14 mandatory · 1 optionalDP 16–24Composition / footprint / circularity1 mandatory · 8 not displayed in Feb 2027DP 25–43Performance, markings, compliance15 mandatory · conditions and duplicates governedDP 44–50Use, dismantling, safety, tests6 mandatory · DP44 not required in Feb 2027DP 51–60Dynamic performance dataBMS / dynamic sources · conditions for DP 57–58DP 61–66State of Health5 applicable LMT parameters · SOCE excluded for LMTDP 67–71Status and lifecycleStatus mandatory · events and telemetry where applicable
Alignment, not self-certification.
Guidance v2.0 supports preparation and does not create additional legal requirements or constitute an authoritative interpretation. Compliance of a real product depends on Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, applicable acts, category and actual evidence.
11 — Data governance
One passport, different views for different roles
The demo also shows the separation between data availability and access rights. Policies remain configurable pending the final framework for legitimate-interest users.
Public
Identity, category, essential information, status, end-of-life elements and information made public under the applicable rules.
Authorised partners
Technical data, BMS, spare parts, dismantling, maintenance and datasets required for authorised activities.
Authorities / verifiers
Declarations, test reports, evidence, audit trail, versions and data covered by applicable access rights.
NexusDpp policy
Separate permissions for view, download, sharing and reuse, with access logging.
This is a regulatory demo, not the passport of a real battery
Names, technical values, identifiers, documents and events are fictional. The demo shows how NexusDpp can translate the updated EU guidance into an operational model: data → source → evidence → applicability → access → update. It is not a certification, declaration of conformity or legal opinion.
