The EU Battery Passport is becoming an important compliance requirement for manufacturers preparing for the 2027 deadline. From 18 February 2027, covered EV batteries, LMT batteries, and industrial batteries above 2 kWh will need an electronic Battery Passport under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542.

Manufacturers need to prepare accurate battery data covering identification, sustainability, performance, durability, and lifecycle information. A well-designed Digital Battery Passport Solution can help organize this information and support traceability across the battery lifecycle.

Businesses can also explore Battery Passport Software and Battery Traceability Software to manage relevant information, connect data sources, and provide appropriate access to battery records. The regulation also requires technical considerations such as unique identification, QR-code access, interoperability, and controlled data access.

For manufacturers preparing for the 2027 deadline, early data mapping and technology planning can make the transition more structured.

Read the complete guide, “EU Battery Passport 2027 Requirements: What Manufacturers Need to Know,” on PrimaFelicitas Medium for more information.

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