How is the New Energy Vehicle Family Points Calculated?
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The primary applicant of the family receives a base score of 2 points, while other family applicants receive a base score of 1 point each. If a family applicant has previously participated in the regular license plate lottery, 1 point is added for each accumulated step. For those in the queue for a new energy vehicle license plate, 1 point is added for each full year of waiting time from the application deadline, with any partial year counted as a full year. Points from previously accumulated steps in the lottery are combined, but no points are added if the applicant has not participated in the lottery or queue.
I just studied Beijing's new energy vehicle family points policy, which is particularly suitable for multi-generational families like ours. The points are mainly based on three factors: first, the number of generations in the household—since my parents live with us and our child, we count as two generations, earning 30 points; second, the total years of social insurance contributions by all family members—my dad's 20 years of contributions give us an advantage; finally, points are awarded for having a driver's license—both my wife and I have participated in the license plate lottery, which gives us extra points. After this year's policy adjustment, the winning rate for carless families has doubled, with multi-generational families averaging about 35 points more than single applicants. However, it's crucial to note the participant restrictions—all family members must have Beijing household registration or residence permits, including newborns.