Do new energy electric vehicles require annual inspection?

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According to regulations, new energy electric vehicles must undergo annual inspection. Introduction to new energy electric vehicles: New energy pure electric vehicles require annual inspection. Whether it's a pure fuel vehicle, electric vehicle, or hybrid private car, they all need to undergo on-site testing after six years of use. Non-commercial passenger vehicles require annual inspection between 6 and 15 years, and after 15 years, they need to be inspected every 6 months. Therefore, new energy pure electric vehicles also require annual inspection, but the inspection content differs. Car purchase considerations: When purchasing pure electric vehicles, range is undoubtedly a key focus. Pay close attention to the driving conditions used for range measurement. The most meaningful reference is the NEDC comprehensive cycle rather than constant-speed conditions, as daily driving can't always maintain constant speed. Battery cycle life is another critical factor - specifically, how many full charge-discharge cycles it supports before capacity degrades to 80%. Currently, the lifespan of electric vehicle power batteries has been criticized by many, which may relate to users' intuitive perception of smartphone lithium batteries' poor durability.