What Cars Meet the China 5 Standard?

[TaliaRose]

National Phase V Motor Vehicle Pollutant Emission Standard, also known as China 5 Standard, refers to vehicles that comply with the China 5 emission standard. Disadvantages of China 5 vehicles: Firstly, low resale value. When it comes to resale value, it's mostly dominated by joint-venture cars. After all, a significant part of resale value is determined by sales volume. The more a car is sold, the larger the base, and the higher the resale value. Secondly, the quality of a car. If a car has many minor flaws or certain design defects when it leaves the factory, this batch of cars may experience a sharp decline in resale value. Additionally, brand recognition, such as some new independent brands with stylish designs and good quality but low recognition, cannot retain value. Don't expect too much resale value before buying a car. Advantages of China 5 vehicles: China 5 vehicles have high configurations. Each car has huge R&D and manufacturing costs. In short, due to reductions and compromises in other aspects, such as the engine, transmission, chassis sound insulation, and frame structure—areas not easily noticeable—reliability naturally decreases.