Does the Accord meet China VI emission standards?

[StEllie]

Accord meets China VI emission standards. Below are specific details about the Accord: 1. Background: The Accord (Accord), a practitioner of Honda's innovative spirit and global leading technology, has a 38-year global history. In September 2013, the first Chinese model equipped with Honda's 'Earth Dreams Technology', the ninth-generation Accord by GAC Honda, made its debut. 2. Market Positioning: A leading model in China's mid-to-high-end car segment, setting new technological benchmarks in the mid-to-high-end car market. 3. Luxurious Aesthetic Design: Brilliant crystal diamond LED headlights, with unique square high-quality perspective refraction creating dynamic tension, increase the illumination range by 50% compared to previous models. Intelligent and bright LED daytime running lights, featuring high-brightness LED light sources and integrated design with the headlights, reflect humanistic care with technological brilliance. Gorgeous and elegant LED taillights, composed entirely of LED light sources in a new taillight assembly, effectively enhance driving safety. Dynamic and bold sports wheel rims (3.0L) 18-inch cut and smoked sports wheel rims, with 235mm wide tires providing strong grip performance.

[VonLeo]

Recently, while car shopping, I researched the Accord. It meets the China 6 emission standards, as most new cars have been upgraded to China 6, reducing harmful emissions through optimized engines and exhaust treatment. Driving it on the road, the emissions are low without sacrificing power, making city driving smooth, especially in restricted zones where it faces fewer issues compared to older vehicles. The China 6 Accord also has reasonable fuel consumption, making it economical. When buying used, be cautious of older non-China 6 stock models and check the vehicle certificate or confirm the model with a 4S store. Young people love its handling; my friend bought the hybrid version, which is eco-friendly and hassle-free, with no lag in acceleration even during occasional outings. The China 6 version has high resale value, making it a worthwhile long-term investment.

[JoyFitz]

As a family user, I think the Accord indeed has China VI models, which are both environmentally friendly and practical when buying a car. The China VI standard strictly controls pollution, and the Accord's emission system is highly efficient, making it safe and comfortable to drive, with ample space for traveling with kids. In cities with traffic restrictions, it’s more convenient—places like Shanghai and Beijing may limit China V vehicles. During my test drive, I found the engine smooth, with low noise and good fuel economy. I recommend visiting an authorized dealership before purchasing to ensure it’s a new China VI model and avoid being misled by old inventory. Nowadays, the new car market is mostly China VI compliant, and the Accord offers stable quality with low long-term maintenance costs, making it a worry-free choice.

[AllieRose]

I care about the environment and am delighted that the Accord has launched a China VI version, which reduces exhaust pollution and supports green travel. The China VI standard requires a reduction in particulate emissions, and driving the Accord feels clean in terms of emissions, benefiting air quality improvement. Choosing a China VI vehicle is a responsibility, reducing nitrogen oxide emissions during daily commutes. The Accord optimizes performance while maintaining environmental standards, making it a reassuring drive. Future China VII standards may bring upgrades, but currently, China VI dominates, and the Accord meets public demand.

[RachelFitz]

From a market perspective, the Accord definitely has China VI models in new car sales, with its optimized emission system meeting the latest standards. User feedback is positive, praising its reliability, low fuel consumption, and ample power. I often notice at auto shows that dealers promote the China VI versions, with clear labeling on the models. It's advisable to check local inventory when purchasing to avoid non-China VI stock. The China VI Accord holds its value well and is practical, making it worry-free for daily use.