Can China V Vehicles Be Transferred Across Provinces?
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Local China V vehicles can be transferred normally, but cross-province transfers of China V vehicles generally cannot be processed locally. Below is relevant information about national emission standards: 1. China V, fully known as the National Fifth Stage Emission Standard for Motor Vehicle Pollutants, is abbreviated as the "China V Standard." Its emission control level is equivalent to the European Euro 5 emission standard, though Europe began implementing the Euro 6 standard as early as 2013. The China V Standard applies to vehicles with a maximum total mass of less than 3.5 tons. Compared to China IV, the China V Standard reduces nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by 25% for light-duty vehicles and 43% for heavy-duty vehicles, making the emission standards more stringent. 2. Transfer procedures can still be processed: Even with the implementation of the China VI emission standard, vehicles meeting the China V emission standard can still undergo local transfer procedures without being affected for now. The implementation of the China VI standard will restrict the registration of new China V vehicles, mainly targeting new vehicles. However, used China V vehicles in the second-hand car market are not restricted from registration, as second-hand car transactions only involve normal transfer procedures and do not require re-registration. As long as the transaction includes complete documentation such as the property certificate, vehicle license, valid annual inspection, compulsory insurance, and the ID card of the property owner, the second-hand car transaction can be completed. The China VI and China V emission standards have no impact on second-hand car transactions whatsoever.
