Car Dealer Compliance in Greece: Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002

The rules for car adverts in Greece

6 rules decide what a dealer in Greece has to show on the car, in adverts and in financing examples. Each one, and what it asks of you:

JMD 90364/2002
Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002 (Government Gazette B 110/31.01.2002) on the programme of consumer information on fuel economy and CO2 emissions of new passenger cars (label)
Authority Ministry of Development: Directorate of Technical Control in Attica, the prefectures elsewhere (art. 7)
Put the label of Annex I on or next to every new passenger car in the showroom, trade fairs included. Article 2 treats a car as new until it is sold to a buyer who is not reselling it, so demonstrators stay in scope. Breaches cost 293 to 2,930 euros, confusing marks 733 to 7,336 euros, and both double on repetition.
Ministerial Decision 11762/654/2006
Ministerial Decision 11762/654/2006 (Government Gazette B 327/17.03.2006) replacing Annex III of Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002 (poster or screen per brand)
Authority Ministry of Development
Each brand gets a poster of at least 70 x 50 cm, or a screen of at least 25 x 32 cm that may take its place for good. Models are grouped by fuel, sorted by ascending CO2 with the lowest official consumption at the top, and the two statutory sentences stay visible on a screen at all times. Update it every six months, and a screen every three.
JMD 90364/2002
Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002, promotional printed matter
Authority Ministry of Development
Manuals, brochures, newspaper and magazine adverts and posters for a model include its official fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, legible and equally visible. Official importers carry the same duty for their advertising, and pure brand advertising is exempt. The rule names printed matter; Vehicle Hub puts the values on your website regardless and marks any car where one is missing.
JMD Z1-699/2010
Joint Ministerial Decision Z1-699/23.6.2010 (Government Gazette B 917) on consumer credit (advertising)
Authority Ministry of Development (consumer protection)
Until 19 November 2026, an advert with an interest rate or a cost figure gives the representative example in the order of the decision, without a warning sentence. A dealer who arranges credit states his role as intermediary (art. 20) and is registered with his local chamber (art. 22).
Law 5317/2026
Law 5317/2026 (Government Gazette A 108/10.07.2026) transposing the Consumer Credit Directive (EU) 2023/2225
Authority Bank of Greece
From 20 November 2026 every credit advert carries the warning 'Attention! Borrowing money costs money' (printed in Greek), and figures trigger the full representative example with the APR. The total cost of credit may not exceed 60 percent of the amount for terms up to four years, 70 percent up to eight and 75 percent beyond. Credit intermediaries need a Bank of Greece licence, except small and medium-sized dealers who only arrange finance alongside their sales.
Regulation (EU) 2023/988
General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), information in online offers
Authority European Union regulation, directly applicable in Greece
A car offered online to consumers in Greece, new or used, names its manufacturer with postal and e-mail address, the EU responsible person for makes from outside the EU, the product identification and the safety information. Vehicle Hub prints them in Greek under the heading for product safety information, on the car page and in the exposé.

Car dealer compliance in Greece rests on Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002: whoever runs a point of sale puts the fuel economy and CO2 label on or next to every new passenger car offered for sale or financial leasing, shows a poster or screen for each brand, keeps the free fuel economy guide available and gives official consumption and CO2 values in printed adverts. Car shows count as points of sale, so the label and the poster travel with you to the exhibition hall. The decision sets its own fines in euros and doubles them for repeat breaches. Vehicle Hub keeps the official values on each car and prints the label, the price sign, the exposé and the brand poster from them, every text in Greek.

Finance advertising changes on 20 November 2026, when law 5317/2026 replaces Joint Ministerial Decision Z1-699/2010. Every credit advert then carries the warning 'Attention! Borrowing money costs money' (printed in Greek), and the total cost of a loan may not exceed 60, 70 or 75 percent of the amount, depending on the term. The Loan Calculator checks each example against that cap and switches to the new rules on the day. The car pages come from the Vehicle Hub widgets, the way Vehicle Hub handles mandatory details is described on car dealer mandatory information, and all other countries are on the car labelling directive by country overview. Vehicle Hub applies the rules; it is not legal advice.

What the Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002 label looks like

Vehicle Hub fills in the official form of Annex I on an A4 portrait sheet: the framed title 'Fuel economy and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions label' (printed in Greek), a table with manufacturer, model and fuel, the official fuel consumption and the specific CO2 emissions, and the two framed texts of the decision. The 2002 form still has urban and extra-urban rows, which WLTP no longer measures, so only the combined row is printed. Plug-in hybrids show weighted values and electricity consumption, electric cars 0,0 litres and 0 g/km, natural gas cars m3 per 100 km. There is no efficiency class.

Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002 label printed by Vehicle Hub for a new Toyota Yaris Cross, petrol, 5,6 l/100 km combined, 127 g/km CO2; the real label is printed in Greek

Mandatory details in Greece

Manufacturer, model and fuel in Greek (petrol, diesel, LPG and the CoC words for other drives)
Official combined fuel consumption, l/100 km with one decimal, weighted for plug-in hybrids
Official specific CO2 emissions in whole g/km
The two framed texts on the free guide and on driving behaviour
Captioned values: Official fuel consumption and Official specific CO2 emissions (captions printed in Greek)
Models per brand by fuel, ascending CO2, lowest consumption at the top
Values on the website even though the rule names printed matter
Representative example in the order of the decision, until 19 November 2026
Warning 'Attention! Borrowing money costs money' (printed in Greek) from 20 November 2026
Total cost of credit within 60 / 70 / 75 percent of the amount, by term
Your role as credit intermediary (exclusive with one or several lenders, or independent)
Manufacturer, EU responsible person and safety information

What you get

The official Greek form, filled from the car
Print the Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002 label with manufacturer, model, fuel, combined consumption, CO2 and both framed texts. Petrol, diesel, LPG, plug-in hybrid, electric, natural gas and hydrogen cars each get the right line and unit.
Posters for the showroom and the car show
Vehicle Hub builds the 70 x 50 cm poster per brand from your stock, grouped by fuel and sorted by CO2. Take it to the exhibition hall, where the same duty applies.
Greek wording throughout
Label, poster, price sign, exposé and car page use the Greek words of the decision and of the certificate of conformity, so every document reads the way the authority expects.
Website values the decision does not demand
Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002 speaks of printed adverts only, yet your car pages show the captioned values as well. A missing value is flagged rather than blocked, which keeps the car online while you complete it.
Finance examples within the new cost caps
The Loan Calculator prints the representative example, your role as intermediary and, from 20 November 2026, the warning. An example whose total cost would break the 60, 70 or 75 percent cap is refused.
Manufacturer and EU responsible person, in Greek
The exposé ends with the Greek product safety block: the manufacturer, the EU responsible person for makes from outside the EU and the safety note. Each make in the catalogue fills it, and you can override a line.

Print your first Greek label

Set Greece as your branch's main market, import a few new cars and print the label for one of them. Then open the brand poster. If anything is missing, Vehicle Hub tells you before the car reaches the showroom floor.

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How to get started

Set Greece as your branch's main market
Create a KIMISUITE workspace for the dealership, add Vehicle Hub and choose Greece as the main market of your branch. The Greek rule set decides which cars need a label and which words appear on it.
Bring in your stock
Load your stock from mobile.de, your DMS or a CSV or XML feed, or enter cars with the creation assistant. Mark demonstrators never sold to an end customer as new.
Check the values Greece asks for
Look over the combined consumption and CO2 of each new car, the weighted values of plug-in hybrids and the unit of gas cars. Values carried over from an import are treated as confirmed by you.
Make car dealer compliance in Greece part of publishing
Print the Greek labels and the poster for each brand, then put the cars on your website. If you advertise finance, enter your lender and your licence status, and the examples follow the law in force on each day.

Pricing

The Greek rule set, the label, the brand poster, the price sign, the exposé and the Loan Calculator are part of Vehicle Hub, which starts at a fixed monthly price (see pricing) per dealership workspace. Labels and posters cost nothing extra.

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Is it the right fit?

A good fit if

Franchised dealerships and official importers with new cars on display
Car traders who also sell demonstrators never sold to an end customer
Dealers who exhibit at car shows and need labels and posters there
Dealers who arrange finance and want the switch to law 5317/2026 handled for them

Not the right fit if

Dealers who want Vehicle Hub to publish their stock to Car.gr; Vehicle Hub publishes only to mobile.de, not to Car.gr
Dealers looking for help with a Bank of Greece licence or chamber registration
Anyone who needs a lawyer's opinion on a single case; Vehicle Hub applies the decision, it does not interpret it for you

Frequently asked questions

What does car dealer compliance in Greece cover?

The Joint Ministerial Decision 90364/2002 label at every new car, a poster or screen per brand, the free fuel economy guide on request, and official consumption and CO2 values in printed adverts. Finance adverts follow Joint Ministerial Decision Z1-699/2010 until 19 November 2026 and law 5317/2026 from 20 November.

Does the label still show urban and extra-urban consumption?

No. The 2002 form has three rows, but WLTP measures no urban or extra-urban cycle, so Vehicle Hub prints the combined row only. Printing the old NEDC rows would mean printing values that no longer exist.

Do car shows count as a point of sale?

Yes. The decision includes trade fairs in the point of sale, so every new car on your stand needs its label and every brand its poster or screen.

What changes for car finance adverts on 20 November 2026?

Every credit advert carries the warning 'Attention! Borrowing money costs money' (printed in Greek), and the total cost of credit is capped at 60, 70 or 75 percent of the amount, depending on the term. The financing example appears once KIMISUITE has released Greece and you have filled in your lender and licence status.

Does my dealership need a Bank of Greece licence to arrange car loans?

From 20 November 2026 yes, unless it is a small or medium-sized enterprise that only arranges credit alongside its sales. Until then, credit intermediaries are registered with their local chamber.

Who supervises personal data from my enquiries in Greece?

The Hellenic Data Protection Authority, under the GDPR and law 4624/2019. The names and phone numbers buyers leave through your Vehicle Hub car pages are your dealership's records, and the Authority in Athens is where a buyer would raise a complaint about them.

How does the label look for an electric car?

The same official form, with 0,0 litres per 100 km, 0 g/km CO2 and the electricity consumption of the certificate of conformity as an extra line. The fuel field reads 'Electricity' (in Greek).