What are the differences between hybrid and electric vehicle license plates?
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Differences between hybrid and electric vehicle license plates: Special license plates for small new energy vehicles: The first digit uses the letters D or F (D represents pure electric new energy vehicles, F represents plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and fuel cell vehicles that are not pure electric new energy vehicles). Small new energy passenger vehicles use gradient green license plates. Special license plates for large new energy vehicles: The sixth digit uses the letters D or F (D and F represent the same vehicle types as in small new energy vehicle license plates). Large new energy passenger vehicles use yellow-green dual-color license plates. The strong national support for new energy vehicles, along with policies like unrestricted driving and licensing for these vehicles, has made them highly popular among the public. Many regions have transitioned from the blue license plates used for small fuel-powered passenger vehicles to the exclusive green license plates for new energy vehicles. Currently, new energy vehicle license plates feature a green background, highlighting the environmental characteristics of these vehicles.