Do China VI new cars still need a break-in period?

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China VI new cars still require a break-in period. Here is relevant knowledge about new car break-in: 1. China VI is merely a national emission standard for testing pollutant levels in exhaust gases, which has no direct relationship with the break-in period. Therefore, any new car still needs to undergo proper break-in. 2. In the past, due to less advanced automotive manufacturing processes, produced components were relatively rough and did not fit together perfectly when installed in vehicles, necessitating a break-in period for these parts to adapt to each other. 3. Today's automotive industry can utilize industrial robots and automated programming to manufacture more precise and durable automotive components that can operate smoothly immediately after installation. Although modern vehicles have lower break-in requirements, this doesn't mean they don't need any break-in at all.