Can China III Motorcycles Still Be Transferred and Licensed?
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China III motorcycles can be transferred and licensed. For used vehicle transfers, China III motorcycles are fully eligible, as long as there are no additional local restrictions on motorcycle transfers (referring to non-emission standard limitations, such as restrictions on out-of-town vehicles or transfers by non-locals). The new regulations and introduction of China III motorcycles are as follows: New Regulations for China III Motorcycles: Domestically manufactured and sold motorcycles and mopeds currently adhere to the China II emission standards. According to the newly enacted regulations, newly designed vehicles must meet the China III standards and be mass-produced accordingly. All manufactured, sold, and registered motorcycles and mopeds must also complete the transition to meet China III emission standards within a specified timeframe. Introduction to China III Motorcycles: China III motorcycles refer to those produced in accordance with the "Limits and Measurement Methods for Motorcycle Pollutant Emissions (Test Cycle, China III Phase)" (GB14622-2007) and the "Limits and Measurement Methods for Moped Pollutant Emissions (Test Cycle, China III Phase)" (GB18176-2007) (collectively referred to as the China III standards), which were approved and promulgated by the Ministry of Environmental Protection of China.