E-WILDX EU WEEE / EEE IMPORTER REVIEW Buyer-side market-entry worksheet | Complete separately for each destination Member State and exact product This worksheet does not decide whether a product is in scope, who is the legal producer, or whether an e-wildx model meets any requirement. WEEE rules are implemented through national law; confirm the exact product, sales route and business role with the relevant national register or a qualified adviser. Keep WEEE/EEE obligations separate from battery EPR, the EU Battery Passport and packaging EPR. 1. MARKET AND SALES ROUTE Member State / country: Planned first-sale date and sales channel: Company name and role in this transaction (manufacturer / importer / distributor / distance seller / other): Country where the company is established: Who places the product on this market and under whose name / trademark? Confirmed by: Local authorized representative or compliance-scheme contact, if applicable: 2. EXACT FINISHED PRODUCT Product family and model / SKU: Model revision and configuration: Finished product description and end-user function: Wheel count and propulsion type: EU vehicle category, if determined: Type-approval status and exact evidence (approval number / certificate of conformity / other): Supplier statement and supporting evidence if type approval is said not to apply: Product weight and category data requested by the national register / scheme: 3. WEEE SCOPE AND PRODUCER-ROLE DECISION National register / authority consulted, contact and date: Exact product scope answer and legal / guidance basis: How the means-of-transport exclusion and electric two-wheel vehicle wording were assessed for this exact product: Producer role assigned to each company in the sales chain and basis: Unresolved national interpretation or local-law issue: Directive 2012/19/EU is open-scope for EEE from 15 August 2018, subject to its exclusions. Article 2(4)(d) excludes means of transport for persons or goods but excepts electric two-wheel vehicles which are not type-approved from that transport exclusion. This wording is a scope check to take to the relevant register; it is not a classification of a model or a substitute for national implementation. 4. REGISTRATION, REPORTING AND FINANCING National producer-register name / URL: Registration status, registration number and legal entity: Product category / reporting category confirmed: Collective compliance scheme / PRO or individual scheme: Scheme membership evidence and covered brands / models: Reporting frequency, units / weight basis and data source: Who compiles and files reports; next due date: Financing, fees, guarantees or other national conditions confirmed: Retention / audit records required: 5. DISTRIBUTOR / TAKE-BACK AND PRODUCT INFORMATION Distributor take-back duties confirmed for this country and channel: Applicable collection route (one-for-one / small WEEE / other) and operating party: Required WEEE marking, user information or sales disclosures confirmed: Customer / dealer instructions and end-of-life return route: Evidence and responsible contact: 6. KEEP RELATED OBLIGATIONS SEPARATE Battery EPR registration / reporting checked separately for the exact battery and country: EU Battery Passport applicability / role checked separately, where relevant: Packaging EPR role / registration / reporting checked separately: Any extra national product, transport or take-back rules: 7. RELEASE RECORD Open issues and responsible person: Final reviewer / role: Review date and source documents: Re-check trigger (product revision / market / seller role / law change): Official starting points: - Your Europe, WEEE responsibilities: https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/product-rules-compliance/recycling-waste-management/weee-responsibilities/index_en.htm - EUR-Lex, Directive 2012/19/EU consolidated text (scope, exclusions and producer definitions): https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:02012L0019-20240408 - European WEEE Registers Network (national registers and scope coordination): https://www.ewrn.org/who-we-are/mission