What are the differences between license plates for pure electric and hybrid vehicles?

1 Answers
LaRiley
07/30/25 7:52am
Pure electric and hybrid vehicles have different license plate colors: pure electric vehicles, classified as new energy vehicles, have license plates with a green background; hybrid vehicles, categorized under fuel-powered vehicles, have license plates with a blue background. Specifically, small new energy passenger vehicles use gradient green plates, while large new energy passenger vehicles use yellow-green dual-color plates. License plates, commonly referred to as vehicle plates, are panels mounted on the front and rear of a vehicle. They serve as identification and registration for each vehicle, primarily enabling recognition of the vehicle's region of registration and allowing access to the owner's details and registration information based on the plate.
Was this review help?
15
3
Share
More Forum Discussions

Why Did the Ora Good Cat Switch to Ternary Lithium Batteries?

Ora Good Cat switched to ternary lithium batteries due to their high energy density and fast charging speed. The following are the relevant details about the Ora Good Cat: Body Dimensions: The Ora Good Cat is positioned as a pure electric compact SUV, with a body length of 4235mm, width of 1825mm, height of 1596mm, and a wheelbase of 2650mm. Power: The Ora Good Cat is equipped with a motor that delivers a maximum power of 105kW and a peak torque of 210Nm. Under NEDC conditions, its energy consumption is 13.2kWh/100km, with an NEDC range of 501km.
18
5
Share

Does exceeding the mileage limit for car maintenance have any impact?

Generally speaking, exceeding the maintenance mileage by 500 or 1,000 kilometers is not a major issue. However, if the car is still under warranty, it's essential to adhere to the maintenance schedule outlined in the manual. Failure to do so may give the 4S dealership grounds to deny free warranty repairs and claims. Below are some relevant details: 1. Engine oil maintenance: The most critical aspect of maintenance is changing the engine oil, which typically falls into three categories: mineral oil, semi-synthetic oil, and fully synthetic oil. Mineral oil usually requires replacement every 5,000 kilometers or 6 months; semi-synthetic oil every 7-8 months or 7,500 kilometers; and fully synthetic oil every 10,000 kilometers or 1 year. Prolonged delays in oil changes can lead to oil degradation, reducing its lubricating properties. This prevents the oil from forming a protective film on engine components, thereby increasing engine wear. 2. Reasons for the initial maintenance period being set at 3 months or 5,000 kilometers: Many vehicles have their first maintenance scheduled at 3 months or 5,000 kilometers (varies by model). This is because new cars go through a break-in period during which engine components interact and rub against each other, leaving fine metal particles in the lubricating fluid. Therefore, by 5,000 kilometers, it's necessary to replace the break-in oil and filter. Additionally, engine oil typically has a shelf life of about 6 months. The oil is added to the car during manufacturing, and by the time the car is sold to the owner and driven for 3 months, the oil is nearing the end of its shelf life, making this the ideal time for replacement.
5
5
Share

When to Step on the Accelerator?

Generally, when starting a car, you need to step on the accelerator while releasing the clutch. Below is an introduction to coordinating the clutch and accelerator in different situations: 1. Starting: When starting, pay attention to combining it with the vehicle speed. First, place the gear in the neutral position, start the engine, press the clutch all the way down, then shift into first gear, and finally release the clutch. When releasing the clutch, do it slowly. As you feel the car slightly vibrate and begin to move forward, gently press the accelerator while continuing to release the clutch until it is fully released. 2. Shifting gears: As the vehicle speed increases, the speed of releasing the clutch pedal gradually accelerates. Before shifting gears, to ensure smooth shifting, coordinate well with the accelerator, but avoid pressing it too hard.
6
3
Share

What does Mercedes-Benz offp mean?

Radar switch, which activates or deactivates when the vehicle speed is below 20 mph and in reverse gear. When the closest distance is 30 cm from the vehicle, the radar will issue an extreme alert. Here are the relevant details: 1. Radar switch: The button labeled 'p + off' is the car's radar switch, which activates or deactivates when the car speed is below 20 km/h and in reverse gear. 2. Multifunctionality of radar: With the continuous advancement of technology, the multifunctionality of modern radars allows commanders to scan targets in different search modes, automatically correct interference errors, and automatically identify targets to maximize the radar's effectiveness. Currently, radars are widely used in air defense and military operations. Similarly, cars are also equipped with radars for use during reversing.
16
0
Share

What cleaning agent should be used to clean a car engine?

Cleaning agents such as 3M, BASF, or Chevron brands can be chosen. Additional information is as follows: 1. Due to the large amount of dirt, the cleaning process may cause oil passage blockage and poor lubrication, or even lead to bearing burning, so it should be used according to the situation. 2. Effectively clean the engine lubrication system, removing the oil film and sludge formed by old engine oil; effectively utilize the lubricating performance of the oil and enhance oil fluidity; can neutralize long-term harmful acidic substances generated inside the engine. 3. The cleaning agent is directly added to the fuel tank and mixed with the fuel. When the vehicle is started, the cleaning agent will enter the combustion chamber along with the fuel, and while the cleaning agent enters the combustion chamber, it will clean the carbon deposits inside the engine to a certain extent.
16
0
Share

Why Don't Japanese Cars Have Window Tinting?

Japanese people generally prefer cleanliness and the color white. Most car panels are... The reasons why Japan prohibits car window tinting are: 1. Japanese regulations prohibit tinting on the driver's side and front passenger side windows, while rear seat windows can have any film applied, but no film is allowed on the front windows. 2. After applying tinting film, the low transmittance severely affects the driver's visibility, increasing the risk of traffic accidents. 3. Even if the windshield tinting film meets the legal light transmittance standards, regulations still require that a certain size of blank space be left at the upper edge of the windshield, prohibiting complete coverage. This facilitates maintaining visibility in the direction of travel for both front and rear vehicles. 4. With advancements in glass manufacturing technology, many foreign cars have solved the problems of heat insulation and UV protection, eliminating the need for tinting film.
12
2
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.