How Many Years Is a Newly Purchased Vehicle Exempt from Inspection?
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Newly purchased vehicles are exempt from inspection for the first 6 years, but an inspection label must be applied for every two years without the need for an on-site vehicle inspection. The materials required for applying for the vehicle inspection exemption include: 1. Original vehicle license; 2. Valid compulsory traffic insurance policy for the current year; 3. Valid vehicle and vessel tax or tax exemption certificate for the current year. Usually, the insurance company collects the vehicle and vessel tax at the time of renewal and notes it on the compulsory traffic insurance policy. If the insurance company collects the vehicle and vessel tax, only the original and copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy are needed; 4. Original vehicle registration certificate, which is required when applying for the environmental label; 5. The owner's ID card. If the application is entrusted to an agent, the agent's original ID card and a written authorization signed by the vehicle owner are required. For company vehicles, the original organization code certificate of the company is needed.