E58

E58 is an alphanumeric designation used in several, largely unrelated, contexts. In the most established transportation framework, E58 denotes a European route within the International E-road network. The designation identifies a trunk road that runs across multiple countries in central or western Europe, connecting urban centers and supporting international land travel and freight. Because the E-road system has evolved since it was created, the exact route and endpoints of E58 have changed over time and can vary in different reference sources.

In the automotive industry, E58 has been used as an internal chassis code or model designation by various manufacturers. Such uses are specific to a company’s product development history and do not imply a single, universal meaning across the industry. Vehicles associated with an E58 code may belong to different model lines or generations depending on the maker and market.

Beyond transportation and cars, the E58 label appears in other technical and organizational naming schemes. It can serve as a project identifier, catalog number, or part of a product family name within a given company or standardization effort. The meaning is therefore highly context-dependent.

Because E58 does not refer to a single widely recognized item, readers seeking information about a specific E58 should provide the domain or manufacturer context to obtain precise details.