This information is provided in accordance with the German Passenger Car Energy Consumption Labelling Ordinance (Pkw-EnVKV). The values stated were determined using the prescribed WLTP measurement procedure (Worldwide harmonised Light-duty vehicles Test Procedures). A car's fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions depend not only on how efficiently it uses fuel but also on driving style and other non-technical factors. CO₂ is the greenhouse gas mainly responsible for global warming.

A guide to the fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions of all new passenger car models offered in Germany can be viewed free of charge in electronic form at every point of sale in Germany where new cars are displayed or offered. The guide is also available here: www.dat.de/co2/

¹ Only the CO₂ emissions caused by operating the car are stated. CO₂ emissions caused or avoided by producing and supplying the car and the fuel or energy are not taken into account when CO₂ emissions are determined under WLTP.

² Because of CO₂ pricing, fuel costs may rise in future. Future CO₂ price development is uncertain, so the possible CO₂ costs are calculated using three assumed CO₂ prices for the period 2027 to 2036. Actual CO₂ prices may be higher or lower than in the model calculations used here. The CO₂ costs are paid together with the fuel costs when refuelling. Further information at www.alternativ-mobil.info.

³ For electric vehicles first registered between 18 May 2011 and 31 December 2030, the exemption is granted for ten years from the date of first registration, but no longer than until 31 December 2035.