AutoSafe™ Final Report & Transparency Package
The proposed AutoSafe™ report package is the structured documentation intended to connect detailed technical evidence with a clear class decision. It transforms hundreds of data points into a traceable, auditable, and user-friendly safety record for each vehicle.
Following programme release, an eligible assessed configuration may receive a Vehicle Test and Rating Certificate and supporting report. The current Draft for Technical Review does not yet authorise operational certificates, ratings or labels.
Report Output Formats
- Proposed controlled PDF certificate and report.
- Proposed public scorecard and verification view.
- Structured data output where operationally approved.
Required Technical Report Content
The proposed report structure is designed to make the scope and class understandable while preserving traceability from each decision to its evidence.
| # | Section | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vehicle Technical Summary | Rating record and revision; make, model, generation, configuration family, market, production boundary, protocol edition, issue date, class, qualifying conditions, approving authority and the referenced coverage schedule for safety package, drive side, powertrain, energy storage, seating, relevant software and exclusions. |
| 2 | Evaluation Overview | Test labs, dates, applied methods and high-level scope of the assessment. |
| 3 | Domain Score Summary | Results for all twelve domains within the proposed 1,000-point schedule. |
| 4 | Modifiers, Gates & Class Calculation | Released modifiers, common and class-specific gate outcomes, limiting conditions and reproducible class calculation. |
| 5 | Final Rating & AutoSafe™ Class | Total points, domain floors, gate status, A–F class and configuration statement. |
| 6 | Crash & Occupant Protection Sections | Detailed structural, biomechanical and CRS performance charts. |
| 7 | Active & VRU Safety Sections | AEB, lane support, ISA/ACC and VRU scenario performance details. |
| 8 | Test Register, Evidence & Equivalence Records | Complete test register, raw-data references, validity decisions, deviations, evidence equivalences and applicable technology branches. |
Revision & Correction History
The certificate, public scorecard and label register share one authoritative record identity. A correction creates a visible revision and reason; the earlier document is marked superseded or corrected rather than silently replaced.
This presentation is an illustrative website layout. The controlling report content is defined by Clause 27.4 and the released record formats; no blank specimen represents an issued certificate.
Tailored Views by Audience
The same core report supports three main audiences with different depth levels.
Sensitive cybersecurity and EV abuse data are restricted to authorized parties, while the public report keeps all rating decisions transparent at a high level.
Sample Summary Page (Illustrative)
| Decision check | Class A example | Requirement | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total points | 920+ | 1,000 max. | Met |
| Every-domain floor | 85%+ | 12 domains | Met |
| Mandatory common gates | Required | Applicable set | Passed |
| Class-specific requirements | Required | Class A set | Confirmed |
| Illustrative class decision | A | ||
Note: This is a decision-logic illustration only, not an issued rating. An actual report would show all twelve domains, applicable gates, class-specific requirements and the evidence trail.
Short Notes About the Final Report
From Report to Label
AutoSafe™ Consumer Safety Label
The proposed certificate and supporting report would form the technical basis of any authorised label. The certificate has no scheduled calendar expiry; relevant technical changes trigger review.
IAF AUTOSAFE First Edition
Draft for Technical Review. Consult the full standard for the twelve-domain schedule, evidence rules, mandatory gates and proposed class thresholds.