Because a CoC is powerful — it unlocks registration EU-wide — it is also a target for fraud. Non-homologated vehicles are sometimes registered using forged CoCs, usurped VINs, or documents falsely attributed to a manufacturer. The buyer usually has no way to tell.
This is precisely the gap HOMOL is built to close. Every vehicle we homologate is not only compliant on paper — it is verifiable. See how →
For Category L and T vehicles, no official electronic Certificate of Conformity is currently mandatory, and no timeline has been set — the paper CoC remains the rule, with its known weaknesses. HOMOL chooses to go beyond its legal obligations today, with a publicly verifiable authenticity registry.
The identity and documentation of every HOMOL vehicle are protected by advanced cryptography.