Are Small Electric Quadricycles Classified as Motor Vehicles?

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OJustin
07/29/25 2:37pm
Small electric quadricycles are classified as motor vehicles. Definition of Motor Vehicle: A wheeled vehicle that is driven or towed by its own power device, does not use tracks, and can travel on land. In China, it refers to vehicles used on roads for carrying passengers, transporting goods, or performing specialized operations, including cars, trailers, trolleybuses, agricultural transport vehicles, motorcycles, motorized tricycles, transport tractors, and wheeled special-purpose machinery, but excluding any vehicles operating on tracks. Classification of Motor Vehicles: Vehicle classification is a fundamental aspect of various vehicle standard systems, and different standards have different classification methods. Passenger vehicles refer to automobiles primarily designed and technically characterized for carrying passengers and their personal luggage or temporary items, with a maximum of nine seats including the driver's seat, and capable of towing a trailer. Commercial vehicles refer to automobiles designed and technically characterized for transporting people and goods, capable of towing trailers, including buses and trucks, but excluding passenger vehicles.
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