How long can a new car go without being licensed before it can no longer be licensed?
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There is no time limit for licensing. However, there is a two-month deadline for purchasing the vehicle purchase tax. If this period is exceeded, late fees will be incurred. Only after completing the purchase tax can the vehicle be licensed. You can purchase a temporary driving permit from the new car dealer, and remember not to fill in the date, which allows you to drive without a license plate for at least six months. After the new car is sold, a temporary license plate will be issued, indicating the expiration date. The official license plate must be obtained before the temporary one expires. Related information: 1. Regulation basis: Newly purchased motor vehicles must display temporary license plates to legally drive on the road, and the use of temporary license plates for new cars must not exceed 30 days. The owner should promptly apply to the vehicle management authority for an official license plate. After expiration, penalties such as vehicle impoundment, fines, and a 12-point deduction may be imposed. 2. Introduction: The car license plate is a hard-numbered plate with a unified format and style as stipulated by national vehicle management regulations. It is issued by the vehicle management authority after reviewing, inspecting, and registering the vehicle that has applied for the plate, and it contains a registration code.
