From the point of view of emissions and pollution, battery-powered vehicles and hybrid vehicles are considered:
Traffic rules
Fully electric cars and plug‑in hybrids with at least 40 km of electric range receive the CERO label because they produce the lowest emissions and pollution. For this reason, from the emissions standpoint, they are considered zero‑emission vehicles, not just ECO.
Explanation
Electric and hybrid vehicles and their environmental label
**100% electric cars (BEV)** and **plug‑in hybrids** that can drive **at least 40 km in electric-only mode** receive the **CERO 🔵 label**.
They are considered the **cleanest vehicles** in terms of **emissions and pollution**.
**Plug‑in hybrids** with **less than 40 km of electric range** receive the **ECO 🟢🔵 label**, because although they pollute little, they **emit more** than those with the CERO label.
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