Can National II vehicles still be driven on the road?

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National II vehicles can still be driven on the road, but they must undergo strict inspections. Below is relevant information about National II vehicles: Requirements for National II vehicles: Since 2018, vehicles below National II standards will be impounded if driven on the road. For household 5-seat sedans and 7-seat SUVs, as well as non-commercial small and mini vehicles, there is no usage lifespan. When the normal mileage reaches 600,000 kilometers, the state will guide the vehicle to be scrapped. After 15 years, the vehicle must undergo inspections twice a year. If it fails the inspection, it will be forcibly scrapped. Reasons for phasing out National II vehicles: Initially, the National VI A emission standard was implemented, and it is expected that the National VI B emission standard will be implemented in 2023. The strict emission standards issued by the state can regulate automakers, encouraging them to produce more environmentally friendly vehicles. As environmental pollution problems become increasingly severe, countries worldwide are introducing stricter emission standards to limit vehicle exhaust emissions. Emission standards that cause significant air pollution will accelerate the phase-out process.