Does a car need to undergo an on-site inspection in its sixth year?

[LeilaAnn]

New cars require an on-site inspection in their sixth year. Here are the specific details about vehicle on-site inspections: Six-year exemption for new cars: For the first six years, vehicles do not need to undergo on-site inspections at vehicle inspection stations. However, owners are still required to conduct a periodic check every two years, submit relevant documents such as compulsory traffic accident insurance certificates and vehicle and vessel tax, and collect the annual inspection label. Vehicle annual inspection time regulations: Small and micro non-commercial vehicles must be inspected every two years within the first six years. Those that meet the exemption criteria can directly apply for the inspection label. Starting from November 20, 2020, non-commercial small and micro passenger cars (excluding minivans) that are over six years but under ten years old have had their inspection cycle relaxed from once a year to once every two years. This means private cars only need to undergo on-site inspections twice within ten years, specifically in the sixth and eighth years.