What are the regulations for car color changes?

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IvanFitz
07/29/25 1:09am
The regulations for car color changes are as follows: 1. Required materials: "Motor Vehicle Change Registration/Record Application Form", original and photocopy of the vehicle owner's identity proof, original "Motor Vehicle Registration Certificate", and original "Motor Vehicle Driving License". 2. Important notes: The vehicle body color must not be identical or similar to that of special-purpose vehicles. When changing the vehicle body color, the owner must not imitate the color schemes and patterns of these special-purpose vehicles. Vinyl wrap color changes must not exceed one-third of the vehicle body area; the vehicle body color must not exceed three types. It is recommended to consult the vehicle management office before changing the color to ensure the selected color is permitted for alteration.
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