Great API to extract additional information from a vehicle just with a License Plate. Specifically created for Italian License Plates Numbers.
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This API is the simplest you are going to use. Just pass the License Plate number and the output language and you will receive a list of additional information. Engine, maker, model, and, most importantly, its VIN number.
This API is ideal for security implementations where you need to check if the license plate belongs to the car model. It's ideal for security checkpoints from offices, buildings, or anything else that needs to corroborate any license plate.
You will be able to determine if the license plate is correct and valid.
You could create a sell-and-buy platform and your users just will pass the License Plate number of their car and they will receive all the data associated and an estimated buying price.
You could be an insurance broker and just with License Plate, you will be able to extract all the relevant data from the car and start sending insurance budgets.
Besides API call limitations per month, there are no other limitations.
Get all the related car information just by its license plate number.
License Plate Lookup - Endpoint Features
| Object | Description |
|---|---|
RegistrationNumber |
[Required] License Plate Number to lookup. |
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Vehicle xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="-">
<vehicleJson>{
"Description": "Alfa Romeo 147 2 Serie",
"RegistrationYear": "2009",
"CarMake": {
"CurrentTextValue": "Alfa Romeo"
},
"CarModel": {
"CurrentTextValue": "147 2 Serie"
},
"EngineSize": {
"CurrentTextValue": "17 cv (da 1505,9 a 1643,3 cc.)"
},
"FuelType": {
"CurrentTextValue": "Benzina"
},
"MakeDescription": {
"CurrentTextValue": "Alfa Romeo"
},
"ModelDescription": {
"CurrentTextValue": "147 2 Serie"
},
"Immobiliser": {
"CurrentTextValue": ""
},
"Version": "147 1.6 16v Ts (105) 5 Porte Moving (12-2008)",
"ABS": "S",
"AirBag": "S",
"ImageUrl": ".@QWxmYSBSb21lbyAxNDcgMiBTZXJpZQ=="
}</vehicleJson>
<vehicleData>
<Description>Alfa Romeo 147 2 Serie</Description>
<RegistrationYear>2009</RegistrationYear>
<CarMake>
<CurrentTextValue>Alfa Romeo</CurrentTextValue>
</CarMake>
<CarModel>147 2 Serie</CarModel>
<EngineSize>
<CurrentTextValue>17 cv (da 1505,9 a 1643,3 cc.)</CurrentTextValue>
</EngineSize>
<FuelType>
<CurrentTextValue>Benzina</CurrentTextValue>
</FuelType>
<Immobiliser>
<CurrentTextValue />
</Immobiliser>
</vehicleData>
</Vehicle>
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/352/italy+license+plate+lookup+api/283/license+plate+lookup?RegistrationNumber=DW469CP' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
| Header | Description |
|---|---|
Authorization
|
[Required] Should be Bearer access_key. See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed. |
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The API allows you to extract additional information about a vehicle in Italy using its license plate number. It provides details such as the engine, maker, model, and the vehicle identification number (VIN).
The API has one endpoint, "LICENSE PLATE LOOKUP," which retrieves car information based on the license plate number provided.
By providing a license plate number, you can retrieve an extensive list of car details, including the engine specifications, maker, model, and the important vehicle identification number (VIN).
To use the "LICENSE PLATE LOOKUP" endpoint, you need to pass the license plate number.
Yes, the API is specifically designed for Italian license plate numbers. It is tailored to extract information related to vehicles registered in Italy.
The API currently supports querying one license plate number at a time. To retrieve information for multiple license plates, separate API requests need to be made for each one.
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