Lifecycle record
Connect maintenance, ownership, condition, mileage, battery and other relevant events to the same vehicle over time.
DIGITAL VEHICLE PASSPORT
One persistent reference for identity, lifecycle information and the evidence behind it.
CodeNekt connects information across automotive systems and stakeholders, making the relevant parts of a vehicle's history available with context and permission.
DEFINITION
A Digital Vehicle Passport is a permission controlled digital representation of a vehicle's identity, lifecycle data and supporting evidence.
It brings relevant events and records together around the same vehicle, so information can stay understandable and usable even when owners, operators or data systems change. A passport is more than a document repository: provenance, continuity and access rights give its contents meaning.
Connect maintenance, ownership, condition, mileage, battery and other relevant events to the same vehicle over time.
Associate important information with its source, timestamp and supporting evidence, instead of treating every claim as equally reliable.
Make relevant information available to authorised participants while respecting permissions and legitimate use.
Keep useful context accessible through changes in operators, service providers, platforms and owners.
THREE COMPLEMENTARY LAYERS
A persistent reference that links information to the same physical asset.
Explore Digital Vehicle IdentityThe source, time, evidence and integrity context that helps people assess a data point.
Explore Vehicle Data ProvenanceA useful, permission controlled view of the vehicle's connected lifecycle information.
LIFECYCLE CONTINUITY
Vehicle information gains value when relevant context survives transitions throughout the asset's life.
The vehicle receives its persistent identity and initial specifications.
Operational, usage and condition records accumulate around that identity.
Inspection, service and repair events can be linked to evidence and their sources.
Relevant records remain available through handovers, subject to access permissions.
Buyers and professional parties can assess a vehicle with more meaningful context.
Lifecycle context can inform reuse, repurposing, recycling and end of life decisions.
AUTOMOTIVE ECOSYSTEM
Connect manufacturing information with relevant downstream lifecycle events.
Support condition, maintenance, handover and return decisions with a continuous record.
Contribute attributable service events rather than isolated documents.
Evaluate relevant condition, repair and event information where access is permitted.
Offer more context about the source and reliability of vehicle records.
Access an organised view of relevant information that stays connected to the vehicle.
DPP AND COMPLIANCE
The concepts are related, but they are not interchangeable.
A vehicle focused passport can organise identity, battery, maintenance, condition and lifecycle data. Regulatory Digital Product Passport obligations depend on the applicable legislation, product scope, implementation rules and required data fields. CodeNekt provides lifecycle data infrastructure that can support evolving requirements; a passport alone is not a compliance certification.
Explore DPP & ComplianceQUESTIONS
A Digital Vehicle Passport is a permission controlled digital view of a vehicle's identity, relevant lifecycle events and supporting evidence. It makes information easier to access and exchange across the vehicle's life.
No. The VIN identifies the vehicle. A Digital Vehicle Passport connects relevant information, events and evidence to that identity and makes it available to authorised users.
Vehicle history is a chronological record of events. A passport can also structure the vehicle's identity, source attribution, supporting evidence, permissions and continuity across systems.
Not necessarily. Digital Vehicle Passport describes a vehicle focused lifecycle information model. Digital Product Passport is also used for regulatory frameworks with product specific requirements. A vehicle passport does not automatically demonstrate regulatory compliance.
No. Its essential capabilities are identity, structured lifecycle data, evidence, access control and interoperability. Cryptographic integrity mechanisms may be used where appropriate, but are not a prerequisite for the concept.
CodeNekt connects data from multiple stakeholders to a persistent vehicle identity, while retaining provenance context and permission aware access so relevant lifecycle information can remain useful over time.