Do 7-seater vehicles require on-site inspection?

[FinleyLynn]

7-seater vehicles require an on-site inspection every two years, whereas 5-seater or 6-seater vehicles do not need an on-site inspection within the first six years. 7-seater vehicles are generally 7-seater SUV models or 7-seater MPV models. Vehicle annual inspection refers to a mandatory test for every vehicle that has obtained an official license plate and vehicle registration certificate, equivalent to an annual physical examination for the vehicle. Vehicle annual inspection can promptly eliminate potential safety hazards, encourage enhanced vehicle maintenance, and reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents. The specific process for vehicle annual inspection is as follows: 1. Exhaust emission test; 2. Check for traffic violations; 3. Pay a deposit; 4. Exterior inspection; 5. On-site inspection; 6. Final review; 7. Pay the fee and receive the vehicle inspection compliance label.

[VanLilliana]

My family's 7-seater SUV has to undergo annual inspection every year because it has more seats and doesn't qualify for the 6-year exemption policy. The regulation states that vehicles with 6 seats or below can enjoy several years of exemption, while those with 7 seats or more must be driven to the inspection station for checks, including brakes, lights, chassis, and other items to ensure safety. Last time, the inspector mentioned that such vehicles are heavier and more prone to potential hazards, so regular inspections can help identify issues. I think it's quite necessary, even though it takes half a day after making an appointment—safety comes first. We also need to pay attention to regular maintenance to avoid delaying the inspection.

[Brayden]

As someone who frequently repairs cars, I've handled many cases of 7-seater vehicle inspections. They must undergo on-site testing and are not exempt from inspections. The reason is their higher passenger capacity, which requires more frequent checks under policy to prevent accidents. Inspection stations will test the braking system, exhaust emissions, lighting functions, etc., to ensure the vehicle is safe for the road. Owners need to prepare in advance; if something like a brake light is broken, they may need a re-inspection on the same day. Timely inspections not only comply with regulations but also prevent major issues, saving both trouble and money.

[NolanDella]

Last month I bought a 7-seater MPV and checked the annual inspection regulations. The dealer told me it must undergo on-site testing because 7-seaters don't qualify for the small passenger vehicle exemption. New vehicles might only need to collect the inspection sticker for the first two years, but after that, they require annual or periodic on-site testing. The main checks are on the engine, lights, and chassis safety. I made time to visit the inspection station and got it done in two hours, which wasn't too troublesome. The key is not to miss the deadline, otherwise, there could be fines affecting insurance. Safe driving relies on maintaining small details.