What are the policies for updating new energy vehicle quotas?
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The key points of the new policy for new energy vehicle quotas are that car-free families can participate in the lottery, the proportion of family new energy vehicle quotas has been adjusted, individuals with multiple vehicles under their name can only update one quota, and the conversion of existing fuel vehicles to electric vehicles is encouraged. Car-free families can participate in the lottery: Compared with the original policy, the new policy adds a quota allocation method based on "car-free families" as a unit for lottery and point ranking. By granting "car-free families" a significantly higher chance of winning the regular quota lottery and a larger allocation of new energy vehicle quotas compared to individuals, the policy prioritizes meeting the car ownership needs of "car-free families." This is the most crucial aspect of the current policy optimization and adjustment. Adjustment in the proportion of family new energy vehicle quotas: Apart from quotas allocated to organizations and operational passenger vehicles, 60% of the new energy passenger vehicle quotas in 2021 will be prioritized for allocation to "car-free families," with the remaining quotas allocated to individuals. This proportion will be adjusted to 70% in 2022 and 80% in 2023 and beyond. Individuals with multiple vehicles under their name can only update one quota: If an individual owns multiple passenger vehicles registered in the city, they can choose to apply for a quota update for only one vehicle when replacing their vehicles. Quota updates will not be processed for the remaining vehicles. However, the owner is allowed to transfer the excess vehicles to their spouse, children, or parents who do not have a passenger vehicle registered in the city. The transferee does not need a quota certificate, but the spouse must have been married for at least one year, and children and parents must meet the conditions of being "individuals with residence in the city" and having maintained the familial relationship for at least one year. Encouraging the conversion of existing fuel vehicles to electric vehicles: To guide and encourage the conversion of existing fuel vehicles to electric vehicles, the new policy clarifies that when a new energy passenger vehicle purchased with a regular passenger vehicle quota is sold or scrapped, the owner can still apply for a regular passenger vehicle quota update.