Can New Energy Vehicles Still Enjoy Warranty After Ownership Transfer?
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New energy vehicles can still enjoy warranty after ownership transfer. In most regions, the transfer time and procedures for new energy vehicles are the same as those for blue-plate fuel vehicles, requiring only vehicle ownership for the transfer. However, it should be noted that blue-plate fuel vehicles have license plates tied to the person, not the vehicle, whereas new energy vehicle plates are tied to the vehicle, not the person. This means that the transfer of a new energy vehicle must include the license plate, and the vehicle and plate can only be separated six months after the transfer date. Below is relevant information about the transfer process: Transfer Registration Regulations: Provide the corresponding vehicle documentation, including the original and photocopy of the organization code certificate for companies. The organization code certificate must be within its annual inspection validity period. The previous owner must bring the original ID card and drive the vehicle to the vehicle management office. For companies, the authorized person must stamp the company seal on the power of attorney, and the authorized person must bring the original ID card to the vehicle management office to complete the transfer procedures. Required Documentation: The company's official seal and power of attorney, the original and photocopy of the authorized agent's ID card, and the agent's commitment letter. For registered motor vehicles where ownership has been transferred, the new owner must apply for transfer registration at the local vehicle management office within 30 days of the vehicle's delivery. Before applying for transfer registration, the owner must resolve any traffic violations and accidents related to the vehicle.
