Car dealer compliance in Sweden comes down to two sets of rules: every new passenger car you offer to consumers needs its fuel consumption and CO2 figures on a fuel declaration at the car, on a brand poster and in every advert, and every advert that mentions a car loan has to follow the consumer credit rules with the Konsumentverket warning. The first set is Lag (2024:221), in force since 1 July 2024, with Konsumentverket's regulations KOVFS 2024:1; the second is Konsumentkreditlagen, the Konsumentverket regulations KOVFS 2025:1 and, from 20 November 2026, the new Konsumentkreditlag (2026:1011). Sweden has no efficiency class and no colour scale, so the whole duty rests on clear figures in the right place. Vehicle Hub keeps those figures on the car and prints the declaration, the poster and the advert lines from them.
The Swedish law covers new cars, meaning cars never sold to someone who bought them for a purpose other than resale, offered for sale or long-term rental such as privatleasing. Used cars and sales to businesses are outside it. Vehicle Hub applies that scope as a rule set of its own, checks each car before it goes on your website and holds it back while a required value is missing. The mandatory information per market follows the branch's main market, and the Vehicle Hub widgets show the same labelled values on the car's page. Sweden is one of the European markets Vehicle Hub covers rule by rule; the overview of all countries lists the others. Vehicle Hub applies the rules; it does not replace legal advice on a specific case.