(A) Chemistry identifier designating the battery chemistry, cathode type, anode type, manufacturer, and date of manufacture in accordance with SAE, International (SAE) J2984 “Chemical Identification of Transportation Batteries for Recycling” SEP 2021, (SAE J2984), incorporated by reference. For chemistries not included in SAE J2984, the manufacturer shall request, as part of their certification application under subsection (d)(1) of this section and subsection (i) of California Code of Regulations (CCR), title 13, section 1962.4, Executive Officer approval of an alternative identifier. The Executive Officer shall approve the alternate identifier as part of certification upon determining the proposed identifier is consistent with SAE J2984 or with terminology generally used for the component in the battery manufacturing industry and distinguishes the new chemistry from other chemistries already defined with identifiers;

(B) The minimum voltage of the battery pack, Vmin₀, as defined in the Idaho National Laboratory “INL/EXT-15-34184 Battery Test Manual for Electric Vehicles,” Revision 3, June 2015, incorporated by reference, and the corresponding minimum battery cell voltage, Vmin_0,cell when the battery pack is at Vmin₀;

(C) Rated capacity of the unit as measured under life cycle testing standard SAE J2288 “Life Cycle Testing of Electric Vehicle Battery Modules”, November 2020 (SAE J2288), incorporated by reference; and

(D) A digital identifier, linked to a data repository website as specified in subsection (c). In lieu of a unique digital identifier or entry in the data repository website for each separate date of manufacture included on the label, a manufacturer may utilize a common digital identifier, linked to a common data repository website, covering a period of time representing multiple dates of manufacture, provided that the rest of the label information required by subsection (b)(1) is consistent across the multiple dates of manufacture and that the data repository website entry includes the applicable range of manufacture dates.

(A) A label shall be attached to the exterior of the battery such that it is visible and accessible when the battery is removed from the vehicle in accordance with the manufacturer's recommended procedures for removal. For batteries that are designed such that portions of the battery pack may be separately removed for service or repair, a label shall also be attached to each portion (e.g., on each module for a pack with separately replaceable modules).

(B) A label shall also be attached in a readily visible position in the engine compartment or front powertrain or cargo compartment. Alternatively, if the vehicle is not equipped with an engine compartment, the manufacturer may choose to attach the label in the driver's side doorjamb.

(A) The required information on the label shall be in the English language using block letters and numerals of a color that contrasts with the background of the label.

(B) The digital identifier on the label shall meet the QR code requirements of International Organization of Standardization (ISO) 18004:2015, “Information technology--Automatic identification and data capture techniques--QR Code bar code symbology specification”, adopted February 2015, incorporated by reference.

(A) All information required to be printed on the physical label under subsection (b)(1). For manufacturers utilizing a common digital identifier across multiple dates of manufacture, as allowed by subsection (b)(1)(D), manufacturers are allowed to use a single data entry with the applicable range of manufacture dates listed in the YY/MM format.

(B) Count of individual cells in the battery,

(C) the hazardous substances, as listed in CCR, title 8, section 339, present in the battery,

(D) product safety information or recall information, as applicable, and

(E) safe disposal information.

(A) be available via the internet and the digital identifier required under subsection (b)(1)(D) and be designed with functionality for mobile platforms;

(B) be available to the public without a fee or any requirement to create an account;

(C) be in English, with all text using readable font sizes, and provide additional language options suited to local demographics consistent with section 7295 of the Government Code;

(D) use common, readily available software and provide hyperlinks to any plug-ins, viewers, or browsers needed to access or use the website;

(E) be available at all times, except during times required for routine or emergency maintenance, and routine maintenance must be scheduled after normal business hours;

(F) be accessible to disabled individuals;

(G) be maintained to ensure all information is up to date and accurate;

(H) provide a glossary or a hyperlink to a glossary webpage defining any manufacturer-specific acronyms or abbreviations; and

(I) provide e-mail and phone access for communication with a designated contact person(s).