What are medium-sized and above passenger and cargo vehicles?

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Medium-sized and above passenger and cargo vehicles refer to those with 8 or more seats but no more than 19 seats, and a vehicle length within 6 meters. If the vehicle length exceeds 6 meters, regardless of the passenger or cargo capacity, as long as it is classified as a passenger vehicle, it is considered a large passenger vehicle. Below is relevant information about large passenger vehicles: 1. Introduction to large passenger vehicles: Large passenger vehicles are those with a length exceeding 6 meters. These vehicles often cover distances of several hundred kilometers. Some are entirely equipped with seats, while others are fully equipped with berths, commonly referred to as "sleeper buses," and include racks or compartments for passengers' luggage. 2. Development of large passenger vehicles: In 2010, the cumulative sales of large and medium-sized passenger vehicles reached 143,372 units, a year-on-year increase of 25.35%; large passenger vehicles grew by 38.45%, and medium-sized passenger vehicles by 14.74%.