Car dealer compliance in Switzerland starts with the energy label of the Energy Efficiency Ordinance (EnEV, Annex 4.1): every new car with up to 2,000 km carries the label created with the SFOE online tool, and every advert or sales listing states energy consumption, CO2 emissions and, for passenger cars, the energy efficiency category A to G, online with the official SFOE graphic. On top come the Price Indication Ordinance (PBV) for retail prices in CHF and the consumer credit rules of the UWG and the KKG, with a notice that lending is prohibited if it leads to over-indebtedness and a maximum interest rate of 10 percent for 2026. Vehicle Hub keeps these Swiss rules as two rule sets, one for passenger cars and one for vans, and applies them in German, French and Italian.
The label at the car is the one thing Vehicle Hub does not print, because the ordinance allows only the SFOE tool. You enter the category from that label once, and Vehicle Hub shows it everywhere else: as the official SFOE graphic on the car's page, built with the Vehicle Hub widgets, and as a letter on the exposé and the price sign, in the language of the page. The checks behind each value are described under car dealer mandatory information, and the car labelling directive by country overview shows how Switzerland differs from its EU neighbours. Vehicle Hub applies the published rules; it does not give legal advice.
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