Template:Infobox vehicle

Infobox vehicle is WikiPartner's standard infobox for notable cars, motorcycles, buses, trucks, vans, and other road-vehicle models and model families.

All parameters are optional. Add only information supported by reliable sources. Empty fields are automatically hidden.

Adding this template to an article also generates WikiPartner Vehicle structured data automatically. Supported vehicle types may use more specific Schema.org types such as Car, Motorcycle, BusOrCoach, or MotorizedBicycle.

This template is intended mainly for vehicle models and model families, not individual used vehicles. VINs, odometer readings, ownership history, registration records, sale prices, and similar vehicle-specific commercial data should normally not be included.

Short usage

Use this version for most vehicle articles.

{{Infobox vehicle
| name =
| image =
| image_alt =
| caption =
| vehicle_type =
| brand =
| manufacturer =
| model =
| introduced =
| production =
| country_of_origin =
| class =
| body_style =
| engine =
| transmission =
| fuel_type =
| website =
}}

Full usage

Use this version when more information about the vehicle is available. Remove parameters that are not needed.

{{Infobox vehicle
| name =
| other_name =

| image =
| image_alt =
| caption =

| vehicle_type =

| brand =
| manufacturer =
| designer =

| model =
| generation =
| model_year =

| country_of_origin =

| introduced =
| introduced_iso =
| production =
| assembly =

| class =
| body_style =
| layout =
| platform =
| vehicle_configuration =

| engine =
| motor =
| transmission =
| drivetrain =
| fuel_type =

| battery =
| electric_range =

| power =
| torque =

| wheelbase =
| length =
| width =
| height =
| weight =

| seating_capacity =
| doors =

| color =
| interior_color =

| related =
| predecessor =
| successor =

| website =
}}

Vehicle types

Use a clear value in vehicle_type.

WikiPartner maps these values to specific Schema.org types:

Car → Car
Automobile → Car
Motorcycle → Motorcycle
Motorbike → Motorcycle
Bus → BusOrCoach
Coach → BusOrCoach
Bus or coach → BusOrCoach
Motorized bicycle → MotorizedBicycle

Other values such as Pickup truck, Van, Truck, or Utility vehicle use the general Schema.org Vehicle type while preserving the vehicle category.

Examples

The examples below show both the wikitext entered by an editor and the finished WikiPartner infobox.

Vehicle images are not included in these examples so the previews do not depend on a particular uploaded or copyrighted photograph. Editors may add a properly licensed image when one is available.

Passenger car — Toyota Corolla

Wikitext

{{Infobox vehicle
| name = Toyota Corolla
| vehicle_type = Car
| brand = Toyota
| manufacturer = Toyota Motor Corporation
| model = Corolla
| country_of_origin = Japan
| introduced = 1966
| production = 1966–present
| class = Compact car
}}

Rendered infobox

Toyota Corolla

Car

Vehicle type

Car

Brand

Toyota

Manufacturer

Toyota Motor Corporation

Model

Corolla

Country of origin

Japan

Introduced

1966

Production

1966–present

Class

Compact car

Electric car — Tesla Model S

Wikitext

{{Infobox vehicle
| name = Tesla Model S
| vehicle_type = Car
| brand = Tesla
| manufacturer = Tesla
| model = Model S
| country_of_origin = United States
| introduced = 22 June 2012
| introduced_iso = 2012-06-22
| production = 2012–present
| class = Full-size car
| body_style = 4-door liftback sedan
| fuel_type = Electric
| website = https://www.tesla.com/models
}}

Rendered infobox

Tesla Model S

Car

Vehicle type

Car

Brand

Tesla

Manufacturer

Tesla

Model

Model S

Country of origin

United States

Introduced

22 June 2012

Production

2012–present

Class

Full-size car

Body style

4-door liftback sedan

Fuel type

Electric

Website

Official website

Motorcycle — Honda Super Cub

Wikitext

{{Infobox vehicle
| name = Honda Super Cub
| other_name = Super Cub
| vehicle_type = Motorcycle
| brand = Honda
| manufacturer = Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
| model = Super Cub
| country_of_origin = Japan
| introduced = 1958
| production = 1958–present
| body_style = Step-through motorcycle
| fuel_type = Gasoline
| website = https://global.honda/en/Cub/
}}

Rendered infobox

Honda Super Cub

Motorcycle

Other name

Super Cub

Vehicle type

Motorcycle

Brand

Honda

Manufacturer

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Model

Super Cub

Country of origin

Japan

Introduced

1958

Production

1958–present

Body style

Step-through motorcycle

Fuel type

Gasoline

Website

Official website

Usage notes

Use name for the commonly recognized vehicle name.
Use other_name for another widely recognized name, abbreviation, or market name.
Use image for the vehicle image filename only. Do not include File:....
Use image_alt for short alternative text describing the image.
Use only properly licensed images.
Use caption only when the image needs a useful caption.
Use vehicle_type for a clear category such as Car, Motorcycle, Pickup truck, Bus, Van, or Truck.
The older type parameter is accepted as an alias for vehicle_type.
Use brand for the brand or marque under which the vehicle is sold.
Use manufacturer for the organization that manufactures the vehicle.
Do not automatically assume the brand and manufacturer are always the same organization.
Use designer only when a vehicle or generation has a clearly credited designer.
Use model for the official model name.
Use generation when the article describes a specific generation.
Use model_year when information applies to one particular model year.
Use country_of_origin for the country in which the vehicle model originated.
Use introduced for the human-readable introduction or first-release date.
Use introduced_iso only when the exact date is known. Use YYYY-MM-DD.
Use production for the production period, such as 2012–present.
Use assembly for major assembly locations when useful and reliably documented.
Use class for an established vehicle class such as compact car, full-size car, pickup truck, or luxury vehicle.
Use body_style for body types such as sedan, hatchback, coupe, wagon, pickup, or step-through motorcycle.
Use layout for a recognized mechanical layout when relevant.
Use platform when the vehicle uses a clearly identified automotive platform.
Use vehicle_configuration for another important configuration description that does not fit the other fields.
Use engine for internal-combustion or other engine information.
Use motor for electric traction motor information.
Use transmission for the gearbox or transmission type.
Use drivetrain for values such as front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, or four-wheel drive.
Use fuel_type for values such as gasoline, diesel, electric, hydrogen, or hybrid.
Use battery mainly for electric or hybrid vehicles.
Use electric_range only when the range applies clearly to the version or model being described.
Use power and torque with units.
Use wheelbase, length, width, height, and weight with units.
Use seating_capacity as a number when the value is stable for the vehicle version being described.
Use doors as a number when appropriate.
Use color and interior_color mainly for a specific variant or model when the information is useful.
Use related for closely related vehicles sharing a platform, lineage, or major engineering relationship.
Use predecessor and successor only when a clear model-line relationship exists.
Use website only for an official manufacturer page directly related to the vehicle.
The older url parameter is accepted as an alias for website.
Do not combine specifications from different generations, model years, engines, battery packs, trim levels, or markets into one set of values.
For a long-running model with major specification changes, keep the general infobox broad unless the article describes one specific generation.
Do not include VINs, odometer readings, registration information, ownership history, sale prices, stock availability, or dealer information in a general vehicle-model infobox.
Leave unused parameters out.
Do not guess production dates, engines, dimensions, power figures, ranges, platforms, manufacturers, or other technical information.
Important information should be supported by reliable sources.

TemplateData

WikiPartner's standard infobox for notable cars, motorcycles, buses, trucks, vans, and other road-vehicle models and model families.

Template parameters[Edit template data]
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Name	`name`	Commonly recognized name of the vehicle.	String	optional
Other name	`other_name`	Another widely recognized name, abbreviation, or market name.	String	optional
Image	`image`	Vehicle image filename without File markup.	File	optional
Image alternative text	`image_alt` `alt`	Short alternative text describing the vehicle image.	String	optional
Image caption	`caption`	Short caption displayed below the vehicle image.	String	optional
Vehicle type	`vehicle_type` `type`	Vehicle category such as Car, Motorcycle, Pickup truck, Bus, Van, or Truck.	String	optional
Brand	`brand`	Brand or marque under which the vehicle is sold.	String	optional
Manufacturer	`manufacturer`	Organization responsible for manufacturing the vehicle.	String	optional
Designer	`designer`	Credited vehicle designer or designers when relevant.	String	optional
Model	`model`	Official vehicle model name or designation.	String	optional
Generation	`generation`	Vehicle generation when the article or data refers to a specific generation.	String	optional
Model year	`model_year`	Specific model year when the information applies to one version.	String	optional
Country of origin	`country_of_origin`	Country in which the vehicle model originated.	String	optional
Introduced	`introduced`	Human-readable introduction or first-release date.	String	optional
Introduced ISO	`introduced_iso`	Exact machine-readable introduction date in YYYY-MM-DD format.	String	optional
Production	`production`	Vehicle production period.	String	optional
Assembly	`assembly`	Important assembly locations.	String	optional
Vehicle class	`class`	Established vehicle class such as compact car, full-size car, pickup truck, or luxury vehicle.	String	optional
Body style	`body_style`	Vehicle body style such as sedan, hatchback, coupe, wagon, pickup, or step-through motorcycle.	String	optional
Layout	`layout`	Mechanical or drivetrain layout when relevant.	String	optional
Platform	`platform`	Automotive platform used by the vehicle when reliably documented.	String	optional
Vehicle configuration	`vehicle_configuration`	Additional useful vehicle configuration description.	String	optional
Engine	`engine`	Internal-combustion or other engine information.	String	optional
Motor	`motor`	Electric traction motor information.	String	optional
Transmission	`transmission`	Transmission or gearbox type.	String	optional
Drivetrain	`drivetrain`	Drive configuration such as front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, or four-wheel drive.	String	optional
Fuel type	`fuel_type`	Fuel or energy type such as gasoline, diesel, electric, hydrogen, or hybrid.	String	optional
Battery	`battery`	Battery information for electric or hybrid vehicles.	String	optional
Electric range	`electric_range`	Electric driving range for the specific vehicle version when relevant.	String	optional
Power	`power`	Vehicle power output including units.	String	optional
Torque	`torque`	Vehicle torque output including units.	String	optional
Wheelbase	`wheelbase`	Vehicle wheelbase including units.	String	optional
Length	`length`	Vehicle length including units.	String	optional
Width	`width`	Vehicle width including units.	String	optional
Height	`height`	Vehicle height including units.	String	optional
Weight	`weight`	Vehicle weight including units.	String	optional
Seating capacity	`seating_capacity`	Number of occupants the vehicle can seat for the version being described.	Number	optional
Doors	`doors`	Number of doors when appropriate for the vehicle.	Number	optional
Color	`color`	Exterior color when relevant to a specific vehicle version.	String	optional
Interior color	`interior_color`	Interior color when relevant to a specific vehicle version.	String	optional
Related vehicles	`related`	Closely related vehicles sharing a platform, lineage, or major engineering relationship.	String	optional
Predecessor	`predecessor`	Previous vehicle in a clearly established model lineage.	String	optional
Successor	`successor`	Following vehicle in a clearly established model lineage.	String	optional
Website	`website` `url`	Official manufacturer page directly associated with the vehicle.	URL	optional