Vehicle Hub

Pkw-EnVKV label for every new car, printed from the data you already have

Enter or import the energy values once. Vehicle Hub prints the CO2 label as a PDF for the car in the showroom and puts the same values on the car's page on your website, so the two never tell different stories.

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Pkw-EnVKV label for every new car, printed from the data you already have

What a missing or wrong label can cost

Under German unfair competition law, a warning letter usually asks you to sign a cease-and-desist declaration backed by a contractual penalty and to cover the other side's costs. The values on the label are also what buyers use to compare running costs, and the TCO calculator lets them do that car by car.

Calculate it for your event

A new car on the forecourt without a label
a breach that competitors and trade associations can send you a warning letter (Abmahnung) for
An online ad without CO2 class and values
the same risk for every ad that leaves out consumption, CO2 emissions or the CO2 class
Retyping values per car
time per vehicle, and one wrong digit on a printed label
The label from Vehicle Hub
printed from the car's own data, included in your plan

The Pkw-EnVKV label is the CO2 label that new passenger cars displayed or offered for sale in Germany carry at the point of sale, on or right next to the car. Since the 2024 revision of the regulation it shows the CO2 class on a scale from A to G, the WLTP energy consumption and CO2 emissions, the energy costs for a year, the possible CO2 costs over the next ten years and the annual vehicle tax, and plug-in hybrids get a second class for driving with a discharged battery. Your advertising, online ads and social media included, has to state the energy consumption, the CO2 emissions and the CO2 class as well. Typing these values into a label template for each car, and again into each ad, is where the mistakes come from: a wrong class, a figure from the previous model year, a hybrid with only one class. Vehicle Hub keeps the energy values on the car itself and prints the label from them.

Vehicle Hub follows the German rules as a rule set of its own. It works out from first registration and mileage whether a car counts as new, knows which values the label needs, and prints a label only when every value is there. When you import cars from your dealer system or a portal, the energy values come with them and count as confirmed by you; you correct them in the car's energy tab if a source got something wrong. The car's page on your website, built with the Vehicle Hub widgets, shows the same details. If buyers ask what a car costs to run, the vehicle TCO calculator gives them the full picture. Vehicle Hub applies the rules; it does not replace legal advice on a specific case.

What you get

  • Your Pkw-EnVKV label as a PDF

    Open the car and print the label. Class graphic, consumption, CO2, energy costs and CO2 costs come from the car's energy block, laid out for the stand or the windscreen.

  • A label only when it is complete

    If a value is missing, Vehicle Hub says which one instead of printing a half-filled label. You fix the car once, and the label and the ad both have it.

  • Plug-in hybrids with both classes

    Plug-in hybrids carry the weighted combined values and the values with a discharged battery. The label shows both classes, the way the regulation asks.

  • Energy values that come with the import

    Cars imported from mobile.de, your dealer system or a CSV or XML feed bring their energy data along. You check them in the energy tab and correct what a source got wrong.

  • Used cars that still count as new

    Vehicle Hub treats a car without a first registration date or mileage as new and asks for its label values, so a pre-registered car is not mistaken for a used one.

  • Exposé PDF for the buyer

    Next to the label, Vehicle Hub prints an exposé of the car as a PDF, with the same energy details, for buyers who want something to take home.

Print your first label

Import a few new cars or add one by hand, open the energy tab and print the Pkw-EnVKV label. If something is missing, you will see exactly what.

How to get started

  1. Set your market to Germany

    Open Vehicle Hub in your KIMISUITE workspace and choose Germany as your market. The German rule set decides which cars need a label and which values go on it.

  2. Bring in your cars

    Import your stock with its energy data or add a car with the creation assistant. Fuel type, drive and first registration decide what the car needs.

  3. Check the energy values

    Look over the energy tab of each new car. Imported values count as confirmed by you, so correct anything that looks wrong before you print.

  4. Create the Pkw-EnVKV label and publish

    Print the label for the car on the forecourt and publish the car on your website. The car page carries the same CO2 class and values as the paper label.

Pricing

The German rule set, the label PDF and the exposé PDF are part of Vehicle Hub, which starts at a fixed monthly price (see pricing) per dealership workspace. There is no separate label tool to buy and no charge per printed label.

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Is it the right fit?

A good fit if

  • Car dealers in Germany who sell new cars, pre-registered cars or ex-showroom cars
  • Dealers who print labels by hand today and copy the same values into their online ads
  • Dealers with plug-in hybrids and electric cars in stock
  • Dealers who import stock from a dealer system or portal and want the energy data to come along

Not the right fit if

  • Dealers outside Germany looking for their own country's label rules; this page covers the German rule set only
  • Dealers who want Vehicle Hub to send the label data to portals other than mobile.de; Vehicle Hub publishes only to mobile.de
  • Dealers who only sell used cars that have had an owner, and never need a label
  • Anyone looking for legal advice on a specific case; Vehicle Hub applies the rules, your association or lawyer answers questions about them

Frequently asked questions

Which cars need a Pkw-EnVKV label?

New passenger cars that you display, offer for sale or advertise in Germany. A car counts as new until it has been sold for a purpose other than resale or delivery, and it is presumed new if it was first registered no more than eight months ago or has 1,000 km or less on the clock, which covers most pre-registered cars. The regulation has exceptions, for example for cars that do not yet have binding WLTP values. Vehicle Hub treats a car without first registration or mileage as new, so it asks for the values rather than letting the car slip through.

Do used cars need the CO2 label?

A used car is outside the label duty, and you may label it voluntarily with WLTP values. A car with a recent first registration or very low mileage can still be presumed new, so check those against the eight-month and 1,000 km marks. Vehicle Hub never blocks a used car for a missing label unless it falls under that presumption.

What changed with the 2024 version of the label?

Since the revision published in 2024, the label shows the CO2 class on an A-to-G color scale based on CO2 emissions, plus energy costs, possible CO2 costs over ten years and the annual vehicle tax. Plug-in hybrids show a second class for a discharged battery. The regulation was last amended in March 2026, and Vehicle Hub prints the current layout.

Where do the energy values come from?

From the car in Vehicle Hub. You enter them yourself, or they come with the import from your dealer system, mobile.de or a feed. Imported values count as confirmed by you and can be corrected in the energy tab.

Does the label also appear on my website?

The car's page on your website, built with the Vehicle Hub widgets, shows the CO2 class and energy values the German rules ask for in online advertising. They come from the same data as the printed label.

Can I print the label for a car with a missing value?

No, and that is on purpose. Vehicle Hub tells you which value is missing. A complete label is the only one worth putting in a car.

Ready when you are

Set it up in your own workspace and see how it works with your data.

  • Cancel anytime
  • No long-term contract
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