Is my 310r Euro 4, 5 or 6?

[Graham Hutton]

I am off to France in my Caterham in June and on another thread was very helpfully warned of the crit air sticker things you need in certain cities. The problem is that I can't seem to work out what one I need for my 2021 310R. I presume it must be to a pretty decent standard but does anybody know which?

Thanks very much

[simon_h]

None of the above. It’s not homologated in that way. It only had the emissions checked to mot standards. 

[John Vine]

When applying online, you upload a scan of page 2 of your V5C. The Crit'air folks note the year and generate the appropriate sticker. My 2008 R400D was awarded Class 2, so I imagine you'll get the same.

JV

[Graham Hutton]

Brilliant, thanks everyone!!

[John Vine]

There's a handy simulator here. 

For cars with no type approval (like our 7s), choose "Pas de norme EURO..." from the "Norme EURO" drop-down menu**.  The Crit'Air category is then based on the Date of 1st Registration.

(ETA:  ** Or first select "English" from the drop-down top right.)

JV

Edited March 28 by John Vine

[Graham Hutton]

I have done my online application and it says mine will be given a class 1 sticker!!! Brill, I can go anywhere 🙂

[John Vine]

19 hours ago, Graham Hutton said:

I have done my online application and it says mine will be given a class 1 sticker!!! Brill, I can go anywhere 🙂

Good news.  So, you must be Euro 5 (or even 6).  Out of interest, what year is your car?

In case others are treading this path, there's a pretty comprehensive explanation of the system here, with a summary of the Euro standard here.

JV 

[Graham Hutton]

My kit was delivered in 2020 but my reg was 1/4/21. I only wish the DVLA would also recognise how low impact our caterhams are and stop charging us so much for road tax!