How Many Years Are New Cars in 2021 Exempt from Inspection?

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DeTessa
07/30/25 5:14am
New cars in 2021 are exempt from inspection for 6 years. When you register your car after purchase, you will receive an annual inspection sticker with a validity period of two years. Vehicles exempt from inspection within six years include: non-commercial cars, other small vehicles, and micro passenger vehicles. The six-year exemption from inspection refers to vehicles that are exempt from on-site inspection within six years and can directly apply for inspection stickers from relevant departments. However, owners still need to provide proof of compulsory traffic insurance, vehicle and vessel tax payment or exemption every two years. Things to note about the annual inspection of vehicles exempt from inspection within six years: 1. Go to the vehicle management office within the specified period to collect the annual inspection sticker; 2. The required documents for on-site inspection are the vehicle license, compulsory traffic insurance certificate, vehicle and vessel tax payment or exemption certificate, and the owner's ID card; 3. Failure to collect the annual inspection sticker will be regarded as failing to conduct the annual inspection as required.
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