Car dealer compliance in Spain starts with Real Decreto 837/2002: every new passenger car you display, sell or offer on financial leasing carries an A4 label with its official WLTP fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, every advert names the same values, and each brand you sell needs a poster or screen listing its models. On top of that, the consumer law (TRLGDCU) asks for a final price that already includes taxes and any gastos de gestión, and Ley 16/2011 decides what a financing advert must show. Vehicle Hub keeps these values on the car and prints the label, the price sign, the exposé and the brand poster from them, so a concesionario, an agente or a compraventa works from one set of data.
Spain treats a car as new until it has been sold to an end customer, without an age or mileage limit. That puts km 0 cars, self-registrations and demonstrators under the label duty, and Vehicle Hub asks for their values just as it does for a factory-fresh car. Online, Vehicle Hub applies the advertising rule to your website as strictly as to print, and the car page built with the Vehicle Hub widgets shows the captioned consumption and CO2 line Annex IV asks for. How Vehicle Hub handles mandatory details across all markets is explained on car dealer mandatory information, and all 33 countries are on the car labelling directive by country overview. Vehicle Hub applies the rules; it is not legal advice.