Can Hebei National V Vehicles Be Transferred to Beijing?

[VanAlexa]

Hebei National V vehicles cannot be transferred to Beijing. Here are the details regarding why Hebei National V vehicles cannot be transferred to Beijing: 1. Regulation Details: Since July 1, 2019, heavy-duty gas vehicles sold and registered in the city must meet the National VI b phase standard requirements. 2. Differences Between National V and National VI: The transition from National V to National VI A emission standards only differs in carbon monoxide emissions, with National VI achieving a reduction rate of one-third. By the time the National VI b standard is implemented in 2023, carbon monoxide emissions will be reduced by half compared to National V, and other emissions will also be significantly reduced.

[BraxtonMarie]

I remember my own car was China V emission standard two years ago. When I drove it from Hebei to Beijing intending to transfer ownership, the vehicle management office checked and immediately said it didn't meet Beijing's China VI standard. This is mainly because Beijing has particularly strict vehicle emission requirements to protect air quality - vehicles from other provinces must meet China VI standard to be transferred in. I think if it works well for you in Hebei and performs stably on long drives, going through the Beijing transfer process would be troublesome. You could first check Beijing EPB's official website or mobile app by VIN to confirm if China V can pass. If you really want to change cars, consider local transactions or upgrading to new energy vehicles to avoid hassle. But do note policies may change anytime, so staying updated is wise.

[VanAiden]

This reminds me of a similar discussion I had with my neighbor about vehicle transfer. Last year, he tried to move his car from Hebei to Beijing, but it was rejected because it only met the China 5 emission standard. Beijing has strict policies requiring China 6 emission standards for vehicle transfers, mainly to control pollution and improve air quality. While China 5 vehicles can still be used in Hebei without issues, transferring them to Beijing is out of the question. I think you should first check the vehicle's compliance certificate or look up the standard number on the environmental protection website to avoid unnecessary trips. If you really want a Beijing-licensed car, it might be better to sell your China 5 vehicle in Hebei and buy a new or used car directly in Beijing. New energy vehicles are quite popular these days. Environmental policies are important, and following the rules will save you a lot of hassle.

[ONora]

I just helped a friend with this issue. Transferring a China 5 emission standard vehicle from Hebei to Beijing won't work - Beijing requires China 6 emission standards. This policy is for smog control, and they're very strict about vehicle standards. My advice is simple: don't waste your effort. Just check the vehicle manual or test the emission indicators online to confirm before making any decisions. Local transactions within Beijing are easier to handle. For Hebei-registered vehicles, it's better to keep them in Hebei or transfer them to friends in other regions. In the long run, buying a new China 6 standard vehicle or an electric car would be more cost-effective. Policies always have their reasons, and we need to adapt accordingly.