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How to Keep the Blue License Plate After Purchasing a New Energy Vehicle?

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Rebecca
07/25/2025, 05:15:19 AM

To retain the original license plate, certain conditions must be met to continue using it. The license plate must have been used for more than 1 year to be eligible for retention, whereas previously, it required over 3 years. The application period for retaining the original license plate is 1 year, whereas the previous regulation allowed applications within 6 months after the original vehicle was transferred or scrapped. All traffic violation records associated with the original vehicle must be cleared. Retaining the original license plate after switching to a new energy vehicle is challenging unless you purchase both a new energy vehicle and a fuel-powered vehicle.

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