Decoding vehicle plate

[gedger]

Apologies if this has been discussed before but my searching didn't find anything, but then that's not saying much! Anyway, there's a vehicle plate / identification sticker inside the engine compartment and I was intrigued what the various codes were, is there anyway of decoding? Mines attached with hopefully the important bits masked out. Engine type is obvious, made in Austria was a surprise, I thought XC40 were made in Belgium and the date I presume is the build date?

[jamie307]

The T4UVA headlight cover is made in Austria, not the whole car. The other numbers appear to be bulb and lighting specs. This is all about lights and not a vehicle ID sticker. It's stuck on a lighting system part isn't it?

[Bradders]

The T4UVA headlight cover is made in Austria, not the whole car. The other numbers appear to be bulb and lighting specs. This is all about lights and not a vehicle ID sticker. It's stuck on a lighting system part isn't it?

Agreed - this is the part label for the headlamp assembly only

[gedger]

My mistake, I thought it was stuck on the plastic engine shroud but looking again it is actually on the light shroud, thanks for putting me right

[ChrisLF]

I dont know about the XC40 but with other cars I've owned there was a label in the boot and the service book which provided details of the car with codes from which you could decipher the specification and options included.