Greenway unveils dual battery passport solutions for EU compliance

Source: Greenway

At Eurobike 2025, the LEVA EU member recently presented two prototype Battery Passport solutions designed to meet the European Union’s upcoming Battery Regulation (EN 2023/1542) requirements, which will become mandatory in 2027. It has developed a streamlined digital passport for regulatory compliance and an IoT passport in partnership with OKGO.

At Eurobike, the company premiered its dual-path approach, offering flexibility for light electric vehicle brands seeking either straightforward compliance or deeper system integration

The first option - the Greenway Compliance Passport - is a streamlined, standalone digital passport designed to ensure core regulatory compliance. It targets manufacturers seeking a simple, reliable pathway to meet the 2027 milestones without additional system complexity.

The second option - the IoT-Integrated Passport - has been developed in partnership with IoT service provider OKGO. This fully integrated solution embeds Greenway battery data into a broader connected platform, incorporating firmware management, analytics, aftersales support, and rider-focused services.

Greenway says the two-tier offering allows customers to choose between rapid adoption for regulatory readiness or advanced integration for enhanced product intelligence and lifecycle management. Both approaches are designed to meet the EU’s transparency and traceability requirements for battery manufacturing, usage, and recycling.

By introducing these solutions, Greenway looks set to position itself as an early mover in battery compliance innovation for the light electric mobility sector by offering future-ready options to manufacturers ahead of the EU's regulatory deadline.