What are the policies for replacing fuel vehicles with new energy vehicles?
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According to some existing local policies, there are subsidies for replacing fuel vehicles with new energy vehicles. The policies and guidelines vary from region to region. Taking 4S stores as an example, when replacing a vehicle, any fuel vehicle, regardless of its condition, can be replaced with any new energy vehicle from the same manufacturer, but the replacement subsidies differ. Here are the advantages of new energy vehicles: 1. Environmental protection: Pure electric vehicles can achieve zero pollution during operation, completely without emitting harmful gases that pollute the atmosphere. Even when converting the electricity consumption into emissions from power plants, the pollution caused is less than that of traditional vehicles, because power plants have higher energy conversion rates, and centralized emissions make it easier to install emission reduction and pollution control equipment. 2. Low noise: The noise and vibration levels of electric motors during operation are far lower than those of traditional internal combustion engines. At idle and low speeds, the comfort of electric vehicles is much higher than that of traditional vehicles. As speed increases, tire noise and wind noise become the main sources of noise, bringing the two back to the same level. This characteristic of electric vehicles will undoubtedly greatly help improve the NVH performance of the vehicle.
As a veteran driver with over a decade of experience in gasoline cars, I switched to a pure electric vehicle last year by replacing my China IV emission standard car. The policies are truly supportive: scrapping old cars qualifies for subsidies, up to 20,000 yuan, with additional local subsidies of 10,000 yuan in regions like Beijing and Shanghai; purchasing a new car directly exempts 10% of the purchase tax, saving 30,000 yuan if you choose a 300,000 yuan vehicle. The process is straightforward: first, take the old car to a scrapping center to get the certificate, then apply for the subsidy when purchasing the new car at a 4S dealership. The entire process takes about a week. Now driving an electric car, I save over 500 yuan monthly on electricity, with no more fuel costs, and I'm also contributing to environmental protection. I recommend friends to act soon, as China III emission standard cars will be mandatorily scrapped by 2025, and subsidies may gradually decrease—don't miss the opportunity to save money.
