Can New Energy Vehicles Get Regular License Plates?

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07/30/25 7:12am
New energy vehicles can get regular license plates. What are new energy vehicles: New energy vehicles generally refer to models whose primary power source does not solely rely on internal combustion engines. The most distinctive feature of new energy vehicles is that they use electric motors for power, with the electricity supplied by batteries. These batteries can be charged through built-in generators, external charging ports, solar energy, chemical energy, or even nuclear energy. General classification of new energy vehicles: Currently, new energy vehicles on the market can be broadly divided into plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and battery electric vehicles. There is no mandatory requirement for new energy vehicles to use green license plates; they can still opt for blue plates. The first letter of the special license plate for small new energy vehicles is D or F, where D represents battery electric new energy vehicles, and F represents plug-in hybrid new energy vehicles. For large new energy vehicles, the sixth letter of the special license plate is D or F, with D representing battery electric new energy vehicles and F representing plug-in hybrid new energy vehicles.
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