Can a 2021 National V Used Vehicle Be Transferred Across Provinces?
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2021 National V used vehicles can be transferred across provinces. The specific details are as follows: Local transfer: Generally, there are no restrictions on the emission standards for used vehicles in local transfers. As long as the vehicle has not reached the mandatory scrapping standard, it can be transferred normally. For out-of-province transfers, please note: If the used vehicle is being transferred from another province, it must comply with the local emission standard policies to be eligible for transfer. Information regarding the National V standard is as follows: National V standard: The fifth stage of national motor vehicle pollutant emission standards, with control levels equivalent to the fifth stage emission standards currently implemented in Europe. Differences: Compared to the National IV standard, the new standard reduces nitrogen oxide emissions from light-duty vehicles by 25% and from heavy-duty vehicles by 43%.
Whether a 2021 China 5 used car can be transferred across provinces is something that needs careful discussion—don't panic. I know some people in the car business, and they all say the key to cross-province transfers depends on the policies of the destination province. Nowadays, many big cities like Beijing and Shanghai require China 6 standards, so China 5 cars can't be transferred there due to strict emission controls. However, some smaller cities or certain areas in central and western regions might still accept China 5 cars—for example, a friend successfully transferred one to a rural area. A 2021 car is relatively new with good emission conditions, but that doesn't guarantee success. Before transferring, it's best to check the regulations of the destination DMV, which are usually published online—don't take risks blindly. Also, note that the DMV will conduct emission tests during the transfer process, so make sure the car has no major issues, or all the effort will be wasted. My suggestion is, if the destination has strict policies, it might be easier to sell the car locally and buy a new one instead.
