Data Act
From 12 September 2025, Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 (the “Data Act”) enables users of connected products and related services (i.e. services that influence how a connected product behaves) to request access to the data they generate by using those connected products and/or related services.
A user is defined as a natural or legal person that owns a connected product or to whom temporary rights to use that connected product have been contractually transferred (e.g. through a rent or lease contract), or that receives a related service.
Users can request to share this data with another company or individual, identified as a third-party data recipient.
The Data Act applies within the European Union, meaning that the user must be established in the EU, the connected product(s) must have been placed on the market in the EU and any third-party data recipient must also be based in the EU.
The data in scope for access under the Data Act includes raw data (i.e. unprocessed, automatically generated data points) or pre-processed data (i.e. modified so that it is understandable and usable for further analysis). These data must be provided together with the relevant metadata necessary to interpret and use them.
For products placed on the market after 12 September 2026, connected products may provide direct access to data (where this is relevant and technically feasible) as well as indirect access to data where a data holder has data readily available.
For products placed on the market on or before 12 September 2026, connected products may provide indirect access to data where a data holder has data readily available.
To find out how to access your data, please refer to the links and documents below.
For users
In order for Renault Trucks to collect the data in scope, you must accept the terms of Renault Trucks’ Data Management Agreement, found here.
For users who have previously entered into a Data Management Agreement with Renault Trucks and who have not accepted the current version, please refer to the Data Act Notice, found here.
Information about the data in scope for sharing can be found:
For Renault Trucks vehicles registered in Renault Trucks Customer Portal
Product Data in scope will be available through the Basic Vehicle Information API administered within Renault Trucks Customer Portal
Historical Product Data in scope will be available through a specific request sent via the form Historical Product Data request:
- by directly filling the cells with requested information,
- or by uploading the template in the form.
Product Data generated in connection to Digital Services and Related Service Data in scope will be available through the relevant service API, if applicable.
For Chargers registered in Renault Trucks Customer Portal
Product Data in scope will be available through a specific request sent via the form Product data request:
- by directly filling the cells with requested information,
- or by uploading the template in the form.
For Direct data access solution:
- Heavy Duty Trucks - with chassis for which the manufacturing stage is completed after 12 September 2026 – are equipped with the DVI over BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) API or will be updated over the air.
- Medium Duty Trucks - with chassis for which the manufacturing stage is completed after 12 September 2026 – will as default be equipped with the FMS Gateway.
If you do not have a Renault Trucks Customer Portal account, please contact your Renault Trucks representative.
You must accept the terms of Renault Trucks’ Data Sharing Agreement, found here.
For third parties
Access to data must be requested here. You must accept the terms of Renault Trucks’ Data Sharing Agreement, found here.
You should ask Basic Vehicle Information API credential to your customer. Information about Renault Trucks’ APIs may be found in Renault Trucks Developer Portal.