Madrid 360 and ZBE: what environmental label do you need to drive

Madrid has expanded its Low Emission Zones (LEZs) within the Madrid 360 plan. Before driving in the city center, it's advisable to know what environmental label your car has and where you can drive.

What is the Madrid 360 Low Emission Zone?

It is a set of zones where the circulation of the most polluting vehicles is restricted to improve air quality. The restrictions depend on the DGT environmental label of the vehicle.

DGT labels

• Label 0 (blue): Electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles with sufficient range. Maximum freedom of movement.
• ECO label: Hybrid and gas vehicles. Wide access to regulated areas.
• Label C (green): Newer gasoline and diesel engines. They can circulate in a large part of the city.
• Label B (yellow): older vehicles, with more restrictions.
• No label: The oldest ones, with very limited access.

What if I rent a car?

This is one of the great advantages of renting: our fleet It's modern and complies with low-emission zones. We have vehicles with the required sticker. ECHO and C depending on the model, and even options 100% electric with a 0 label to move around the city center without restrictions.

Advice

If you're going to be driving around Madrid Central, choose a car with a 0 or ECO sticker and travel with peace of mind. We'll explain which sticker each vehicle has when you book.