In which year did the China 4 standard begin?

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DeAubrey
08/27/25 8:29am
China 4 emission standard began in 2011 and lasted until 2018 when the China 5 standard was implemented. Therefore, vehicles produced between 2011 and 2017 comply with the China 4 standard. Here are some related details: 1. The China 4 standard requires a reduction of approximately 50% in various pollutant emissions compared to the China 3 standard. 2. With the arrival of the China 6 standard, vehicles meeting the China 3 emission standard are now facing scrapping. 3. The frequent updates to emission standards are due to the increasing number of vehicles on the road, which has led to a growing environmental impact from vehicle exhaust. Car exhaust contains harmful gases such as carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons, and the emission standards set limits on the release of these gases. 4. China's emission standards are primarily based on European Union standards, with some adaptive modifications. 5. Currently, China is in a transitional phase between China 5 and China 6 standards. Many automakers have already launched models that meet the China 6 standard, while models meeting the China 5 standard are being cleared out with significant discounts.
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Lucian
09/09/25 7:09am
The China IV emission standards were officially implemented nationwide on January 1, 2011. I remember that was exactly when I bought a new car, and many friends were discussing this topic. China IV mainly targeted new vehicles, reducing pollutant emissions such as nitrogen oxides and particulate matter, making driving more environmentally friendly. Back then, Beijing had already piloted the standards in 2008 to welcome the Olympics and improve urban air quality. These standards drove advancements in automotive technology, like upgrades to catalytic converters, and also impacted the used car market, causing older models to depreciate faster. A decade later, China V and China VI followed, but China IV truly marked the beginning of a new era of eco-friendly driving. Looking back now, it played a significant role in reducing smog. Every time I drive under clear blue skies, I recall the changes in 2011—though China IV is long past, its impact continues.
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