What are the specific models that meet the China VI emission standard?
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Specific models that meet the China VI emission standard include the Tiguan L, X-Trail, Roewe RX5, Cadillac XT4, Highlander, Camry, all-new Passat, new Lavida, Sylphy, Axela, and the new-generation Eado, among others. The China VI-A standard stipulates the following: 1. The carbon monoxide emissions per kilometer for gasoline vehicles must not exceed 700mg; 2. The non-methane hydrocarbon emissions per kilometer for gasoline vehicles must not exceed 68mg; 3. The nitrogen oxide emissions per kilometer for gasoline vehicles must not exceed 60mg; 4. The PM (particulate matter) emissions per kilometer for gasoline vehicles must not exceed 4.5mg.
Recently, I've been researching the China VI emission standards. From what I understand about the current car market, vehicles compliant with China VI are mostly models newly launched or facelifted after 2019. Mainstream brands like Volkswagen's Tiguan L and Passat, Toyota's Corolla and Camry, Honda's Civic and CR-V - these common family cars generally meet the standards; luxury vehicles such as the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class have also been upgraded to China VI-b. Domestic brands like Geely's Boyue and Great Wall's Haval H6 offer great value with excellent emission control systems. The reason I care about this is because when I changed my car last year, I found that after China VI implementation, older China V vehicles faced difficulties getting licensed plates, with environmental departments strictly checking exhaust emissions to reduce air pollution. Nowadays when buying new cars, dealers directly indicate China VI compliance - I recommend checking official certifications to avoid pitfalls. After all, a car is typically driven for ten years, so having emission compliance saves both trouble and hassle.
