What is a Digital Product Passport?

A Digital Product Passport is a digital record that contains verified data about a product's materials, origin, supply chain and environmental impact. It is required under EU regulations including the EU Battery Regulation and ESPR.

Who needs a Digital Product Passport?

Companies placing products on the EU market in regulated industries including automotive, energy storage, electronics and textiles. Requirements are being phased in between 2026 and 2028 depending on the product category.

What data does a Digital Product Passport need to contain?

It depends on the regulation and industry. Common fields include material composition, carbon footprint, recycled content, supplier information and supply chain traceability across multiple tiers.

When is a Digital Product Passport required?

EU Battery Regulation compliance is already in force. ESPR requirements for textiles and electronics are being phased in from 2027 onwards.

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Battery Digital Product Passport for EU Compliance

Built for EU Battery Regulation requirements

Hydra DPP collects and structures all battery passport data required under EU Battery Regulation compliance: cell chemistry, carbon footprint, recycled content and full supply chain traceability.

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eActros Battery Pack — NCM 112 kWhDigital Product Passport

Battery Category

EV — Electric Vehicle

Cell Chemistry

NCM (Nickel Cobalt Manganese)

Capacity

112 kWh

Nominal Voltage

400 V

Weight

450 kg

Date of Manufacture

August 2025

Manufacturer

Mercedes-Benz AG, Stuttgart, Germany

Economic Operator

FMIT EO, Frankfurt, Germany

EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542

Battery Digital Product Passport for EU Compliance

Built for EU Battery Regulation requirements

eActros Battery Pack — NCM 112 kWhDigital Product Passport

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