Repairability index (and durability index)
A score out of 10 displayed in France since 2021 (AGEC law) on certain electrical and electronic products, based on documentation, ease of disassembly, and spare-part availability and price. Since 2025 the durability index, which also covers reliability and upgradability, has replaced it for televisions and washing machines; smartphones and tablets carry the repairability class of the EU energy label.
See also: Repair (repair fund and repair bonus)
Reference source: www.ecologie.gouv.fr
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