How to Determine a Vehicle's Emission Standard Level?
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There are five main methods to check a vehicle's national emission standard level: through the vehicle's environmental protection label, logging into the Motor Vehicle Supervision Center website, visiting the local vehicle management office, checking the vehicle's factory certificate, and estimating based on the vehicle's production year. The specific methods are as follows: 1. The environmental protection label on the vehicle clearly indicates the emission standard. 2. You can log into the Motor Vehicle Supervision Center website and enter the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) to check. 3. You can visit the local vehicle management office for inquiry. 4. You can refer to the vehicle's factory certificate. 5. You can roughly estimate based on the vehicle's production year. Vehicles produced in 2020 generally comply with the China VI emission standard, those produced after 2015 usually meet the China V standard, and vehicles manufactured between 2010 and 2015 typically adhere to the China IV standard.