CdS COMPLETE VEHICLE DATASHEET

The CDS Complete Datasheet is a comprehensive document that provides detailed information about a vehicle in relation to European Commission (EC) Type Approval standards. It is an independent document that is obtained by searching the chassis number and technical characteristics of the vehicle. The CDS is made up of 52 points that include important information such as the height, length, weight, and emissions of the vehicle, as well as the EC type number assigned to this model. Some of the most significant details included in the CDS are the emission levels, EURO classification, noise emission levels, and mass of the vehicle. These factors are all critical for ensuring compliance with EC regulations and standards. In addition to these technical specifications, the CDS may also include other important information and vehicle facts that are relevant to the vehicle in question.

Overall, the CDS Complete Datasheet is an essential resource for anyone looking to obtain comprehensive technical information about a specific model of vehicle. It is a valuable tool for complying with EC regulations and standards, and can be used in a variety of situations where detailed technical information is required.

States Type Approval Number or EC Type Number *

The States Type Approval Number (STAN) and EC type number identify specific vehicles approved for sale and use in particular countries or regions. They ensure compliance with regulatory standards and track vehicle history.

States emissions rating (CO2)

The States emissions rating (CO2) and Euro classification measure a vehicle's fuel efficiency, environmental impact, and compliance with air pollution standards. Both are important factors to consider when choosing a vehicle.

States TVV (Type, Variant and Version)

The States TVV (Type, Variant, and Version) system is used to identify and classify vehicles based on characteristics and specifications for regulatory and informational purposes.

WHATS THE PURPOSE OF A CdS DATA SHEET

Our Technical Data Sheet (CdS) is an invaluable resource that can be used in a variety of situations around the world. Its unique value lies in its ability to provide clear and precise technical information about a specific model of vehicle in an organized and easily accessible format.

In the European Union, the presence of an EC type number plate on a vehicle allows for the original Certificate of Conformity (COC) issued by the manufacturer to be waived during nationalization procedures. In these cases, our CdS can be used as an alternative document to facilitate the process, saving time and money that would otherwise be spent on obtaining the original COC or translating it into the required language.

Outside the European Union, our CdS serves the same purpose by providing a comprehensive document with all the technical specifications of a particular model, written in English and with instructions available in 27 languages. This can be especially useful in cases where the original document is in a different language or where circulation books only contain a limited amount of technical information (typically less than 20%). With our CdS, you can have access to 100% of the technical information you need, eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming translations or additional documentation.

Overall, our CdS is a valuable tool that can be used in a variety of situations to obtain technical information about a specific model of vehicle in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CDS AND A COC?

A complete data sheet and a certificate of conformity (CoC) are two important documents that are required when importing a vehicle into the European Union (EU). While both documents provide information about a vehicle, they serve different purposes and contain different types of information. A complete data sheet, also known as a technical data sheet or specification sheet, is a document that provides detailed technical information about a vehicle. This includes information such as the type of engine, power output, fuel tank capacity, weight, dimensions, and other technical details. A complete data sheet is usually provided by the manufacturer of the vehicle and can be used to learn about the vehicle’s characteristics and to compare it to other models. A certificate of conformity (CoC), on the other hand, is a document that attests that a vehicle meets certain safety and emissions requirements. The CoC is issued by the manufacturer of the vehicle or an authorized body and must be presented when registering a vehicle or when importing a vehicle into a different country from where it was produced. In general, a complete data sheet provides information about the technical characteristics of a vehicle, while a CoC attests that the vehicle meets certain safety and emissions requirements. However, both documents are important for learning about the characteristics of a vehicle and for being able to register or import it.

Example of our document

Our Technical Data Sheet (CdS) is often a useful tool for registering vehicles, but there may be certain situations where it is not sufficient on its own and must be supplemented with additional documentation. While we strive to make our CdS as comprehensive as possible, we cannot be held responsible if a vehicle registration is denied for any reason. To help you ensure that you have all the necessary documentation when registering a vehicle, we offer the option to print a sample of our CdS. This allows you to do a preliminary check before purchasing a vehicle, so you can be better prepared for the registration process.

We understand that the process of registering a vehicle can be confusing and time-consuming, and we want to do everything we can to make it as smooth and stress-free as possible. We hope that our CdS and the option to print a sample document will be helpful to you in this process. Please feel free to ask a sample for your specific model by contact the costumer service .

A detailed list of the data typically found in Technical Data Sheets (CdS)

  1. Make of Vehicle: Indicates the manufacturer of the vehicle.
  2. Type, Variant, Version: Specifies the model and its variations.
  3. Commercial Name: The name under which the vehicle is sold.
  4. Vehicle Category: Classification of the vehicle (e.g., M1, N1, L3e).
  5. Name and Address of Manufacturer: Information about the vehicle’s manufacturer.
  6. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN): Unique for each vehicle.
  7. VIN Location: Where the VIN is located on the vehicle.
  8. Number of Axles/Wheels: Details about the vehicle’s axles and wheels.
  9. Powered Axles: Specifies which axles are powered.
  10. Wheelbase (mm): The distance between the vehicle’s axles.
  11. Axle Track (mm): The distance between wheels on the same axle.
  12. Vehicle Dimensions (length, width, height in mm): External measurements of the vehicle.
  13. Rear Overhang (mm): The part of the vehicle extending beyond the rear axle.
  14. Mass of the Vehicle in Running Order (kg): Weight of the vehicle without load but ready for use.
  15. Technically Permissible Maximum Laden Mass (kg): Maximum allowed weight for the vehicle.
  16. Distribution of Mass Among the Axles (kg): How the weight is distributed between the axles.
  17. Technically Permissible Max Mass on Each Axle (kg): The maximum weight each axle can bear.
  18. Maximum Permissible Roof Load (kg): Maximum weight the roof can bear.
  19. Maximum Mass of Trailer – Braked/Unbraked (kg): Maximum weight of the trailer the vehicle can tow.
  20. Maximum Mass of Combination (kg): Total maximum weight of vehicle plus trailer.
  21. Maximum Vertical Load at the Coupling Point for a Trailer (kg): Maximum weight that can be exerted on the trailer’s coupling point.
  22. Engine Manufacturer: Who manufactured the vehicle’s engine.
  23. Engine Code: Unique identifier for the engine.
  24. Operating Principle of the Engine: How the engine works (e.g., direct injection).
  25. Number and Arrangement of Cylinders: Engine configuration.
  26. Engine Displacement (cm³): Total volume of the engine’s cylinders.
  27. Fuel Type: What fuel the vehicle uses.
  28. Maximum Net Power (kW/min-1): Maximum power of the engine.
  29. Clutch Type: The technology used in the clutch.
  30. Gearbox Type: Manual, automatic, etc.
  31. Gear Ratios: Number and type of gears available.
  32. Final Drive Ratio: The ratio of the highest gear.
  33. Tyres and Wheels Specifications: Specifications of the tyres and wheels.
  34. Steering Assistance Method: Type of steering system (e.g., hydraulic).
  35. Brief Description of the Braking System: Characteristics of the vehicle’s brakes.
  36. Body Type: The shape and design of the vehicle’s body.
  37. Vehicle Color: The exterior color of the vehicle.
  38. Number and Configuration of Doors: How many doors and their arrangement.
  39. Number and Position of Seats: Seat configuration inside the vehicle.
  40. Approval Mark of Coupling Device (if fitted): Details about the towing device.
  41. Maximum Speed (km/h): The vehicle’s maximum achievable speed.
  42. Noise Level: Noise emitted by the vehicle at rest and in motion.
  43. Emissions Standard: Euro norm followed by the vehicle.
  44. CO2 Emissions and Fuel Consumption (NEDC and WLTP values): CO2 emissions and fuel consumption data.
  45. Fiscal Power or National Code Number(s) (if applicable): Specific data for some countries.
  46. Remarks: Any other relevant information not covered in other sections.
  47. Exemptions: Details on specific exemptions for the vehicle.

This list covers most of the data you would expect to find in a standard technical data sheet for complete vehicles. However, some details may vary depending on the specific type of vehicle and its category.

What is the States Type Approval Number ?

The States Type Approval Number (STAN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a specific type of vehicle that has been approved for sale and use in a particular country or region. It is issued by the competent authority responsible for regulating the sale and use of vehicles in that country or region, and it is used to identify the vehicle and its technical specifications. The STAN is typically displayed on the vehicle itself, as well as on the vehicle’s documentation and paperwork.

The STAN is an important piece of information that is used to ensure that vehicles are in compliance with the relevant safety, environmental, and other regulatory standards in the country or region where they are sold and used. It is also used to track the history of a particular vehicle, including any modifications or repairs that have been made to it over time.

In addition to the STAN, vehicles sold and used within the European Union (EU) may also be assigned an EC type number. This number is assigned by the European Commission (EC) and is used to identify a specific type of vehicle that has been approved for sale and use within the EU. The EC type number is often displayed on the vehicle itself, as well as on the vehicle’s documentation and paperwork.

Like the STAN, the EC type number is an important piece of information that is used to ensure that vehicles are in compliance with the relevant safety, environmental, and other regulatory standards in the EU. It is also used to track the history of a particular vehicle, including any modifications or repairs that have been made to it over time. The EC type number is particularly important for vehicles that are sold and used within the EU, as it is used to ensure compliance with EU-wide regulations and standards.

States emissions rating (CO2)

The States emissions rating (CO2) is a measure of the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions produced by a vehicle during operation. It is expressed in grams per kilometer (g/km) and is typically used to compare the fuel efficiency and environmental impact of different vehicle models. In addition to the States emissions rating, the Euro classification is another important factor to consider when choosing a vehicle.

The Euro classification is a system used to classify vehicles based on their emissions of air pollutants, including CO2. It is used to ensure that vehicles meet certain regulatory standards for air pollution and to encourage the use of more environmentally friendly vehicles. The Euro classification system consists of several categories, ranging from Euro 1 (the least stringent) to Euro 6 (the most stringent). Vehicles that meet the standards for a higher Euro classification typically produce lower emissions of air pollutants and are considered to be more environmentally friendly.

When choosing a vehicle, it is important to consider both the States emissions rating and the Euro classification, as these factors can have a significant impact on the vehicle’s fuel efficiency, operating costs, and environmental impact. Lower emissions ratings and higher Euro classifications generally correspond to more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly vehicles.

Overall, the States emissions rating and Euro classification are important factors to consider when choosing a vehicle, as they can have significant impacts on fuel consumption, operating costs, and the environment.

States TVV (Type, Variant and Version)

The States TVV (Type, Variant and Version) is a system used to identify and classify vehicles based on their characteristics and specifications. It is used to ensure that vehicles meet certain regulatory standards and to facilitate the tracking and exchange of information about specific vehicles.

The States TVV is an important piece of information that is used to identify and classify vehicles for regulatory, tracking, and informational purposes. It is often displayed on the vehicle itself, as well as on the vehicle’s documentation and paperwork.

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Overall, the States TVV is a useful tool for identifying and classifying vehicles based on their characteristics and specifications, and it plays an important role in ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and facilitating the exchange of information about specific vehicles.

The Euro classification is a system used to classify vehicles based on their emissions of air pollutants, including CO2. It is used to ensure that vehicles meet certain regulatory standards for air pollution and to encourage the use of more environmentally friendly vehicles. The Euro classification system consists of several categories, ranging from Euro 1 (the least stringent) to Euro 6 (the most stringent). Vehicles that meet the standards for a higher Euro classification typically produce lower emissions of air pollutants and are considered to be more environmentally friendly.

When choosing a vehicle, it is important to consider both the States emissions rating and the Euro classification, as these factors can have a significant impact on the vehicle’s fuel efficiency, operating costs, and environmental impact. Lower emissions ratings and higher Euro classifications generally correspond to more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly vehicles.

Overall, the States emissions rating and Euro classification are important factors to consider when choosing a vehicle, as they can have significant impacts on fuel consumption, operating costs, and the environment.