What does car ownership mean?

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BrandonRose
07/30/25 4:28am
Car ownership (car-parc) refers to the number of vehicles owned in a specific region, typically those registered locally. However, car ownership differs from motor vehicle ownership, as the latter includes motorcycles, agricultural vehicles, etc. Below is more information about car ownership: 1. By fuel type: In 2017, among the national car ownership, gasoline vehicles accounted for 185.262 million units, representing 89.0%; diesel vehicles were 19.567 million units, accounting for 9.4%; and gas-powered vehicles totaled 3.331 million units, making up 1.6%. 2. By emission standards: In 2017, the national car ownership included 270,000 pre-China I standard vehicles (0.1%), 7.565 million China I standard vehicles (3.7%), 11.498 million China II standard vehicles (5.5%), 44.200 million China III standard vehicles (21.2%), 98.890 million China IV standard vehicles (47.5%), and 45.737 million China V and above standard vehicles (22.0%).
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