Can the vehicle be transferred after engine replacement?

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IrisFitz
07/30/25 10:40am
Engine replacement does not allow for vehicle transfer. For a new vehicle with a replaced engine, a modification registration must be completed first. Only after the modification registration can the transfer proceed. Below is additional information: Legal basis: Article 10 of the "Motor Vehicle Registration Regulations" stipulates that for a registered motor vehicle under any of the following circumstances, the owner shall apply for modification registration to the vehicle management office at the place of registration: changing the body color; replacing the engine; replacing the body or frame; replacing the entire vehicle due to quality issues; changing the use nature from commercial to non-commercial or vice versa. Application for modification registration: If the motor vehicle is owned by two or more individuals and requires changing the registered owner's name to another owner, an application for modification registration can be submitted to the vehicle management office at the place of registration.
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