Can National III Vehicles Be Driven on the Road in Beijing in 2021?

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LaLena
07/29/25 8:22pm
2021 Beijing National III vehicles can be driven on the road. Here are the relevant details: National III passenger cars: Annual inspections follow the regular cycle, with one inspection per year for vehicles under 15 years old, and two inspections per year for those over 15 years old, until reaching 600,000 kilometers. However, since 2020, some first- and second-tier cities have fully implemented the National VI standard, imposing traffic restrictions on National III emission vehicles within urban areas, further limiting their movement. Approval implementation date: Starting one year after the specified type approval implementation date, all manufactured, sold, and registered motorcycles and mopeds must comply with the above emission standard requirements.
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