531.203 CO2 emissions of passenger cars registered for the first time by key figure and type of fuel since 2002
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Unit
g CO2/km, %, Index (2004=100 bzw. 2021=100)
Contact
Office of Statistics
Aeulestrasse 51
9490 Vaduz
Liechtenstein
T +423 236 68 76
info.as@llv.li
Copyright
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Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged.
Source
Environmental statistics
Matrix
531.203
Footnotes

Footnotes

CO2 emissions: Since 2021, CO2 emissions have been measured using a new test procedure (globally harmonised test procedure for light vehicles WLTP). Prior to this, the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC) procedure was used. The WLTP is intended to better reflect real driving conditions, which is why WLTP values are systematically higher than NEDC values. This change led to a break in the time series. For 2021, the values for both test procedures are shown.
Target value 2020: According to the law on the reduction of CO2 emissions (LGBl. 2013 No. 358), CO2 emissions from new passenger cars are to be reduced to an average of 95 g/km by 2020.
Key
'*': figure is not available or has been omitted for other reasons.
'-': Absolut zero.
'0' or '0.0': rounded zero (figure is less than half of the counting unit).
Further information on methods and quality (available in German only) Air, climate 'Methodik & Qualität'. Definitions (available in English): Glossary.
Type of fuel
Type of fuel - total
Contains all vehicles (petrol, diesel and other fuels).
Other fuels
Natural gas, petrol-electric, petrol-natural gas, petrol-ethanol, petrol-gas, diesel-electric.