What color changes from white do not require registration?

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DiCamilla
07/30/25 10:14am
Changing a white car to white does not require registration. Below are the relevant details: Consequences of not registering: If a car is wrapped with a film that differs from the original color, it must be registered with the vehicle management office. According to current vehicle registration regulations, if the area proportion of the color change does not exceed 30%, there is no need to apply for a vehicle modification registration. The process of applying for modification registration is known as vehicle registration. If changes are made to the vehicle without registration, it may result in failure to pass the annual inspection or even prevent the vehicle from being driven on the road. Registration scenarios: When the domicile of the vehicle owner moves out of or into the jurisdiction of the vehicle management office. When the vehicle needs replacement due to quality issues. When the vehicle's usage nature is changed. When modifications are made to the body, frame, or engine of the car. When the color of the car is changed.
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