What Does Commercial Vehicle Mean?

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Commercial vehicles refer to models that have already been put into production by manufacturers, meeting safety index requirements and available for purchase in the automotive market. Below is a detailed introduction to the costs involved in purchasing a vehicle: 1. Vehicle Purchase Tax: According to national regulations, any vehicle driven on the road is required to pay a vehicle purchase tax, currently set at 10% of the vehicle's ex-factory price. The more expensive the car purchased by the consumer, the higher the purchase tax required. 2. Insurance Premiums: Automobile insurance includes compulsory traffic insurance and commercial insurance. Compulsory traffic insurance is mandatory, with a nationally unified premium standard, though the number of car seats can affect the premium amount. Commercial insurance can be purchased based on personal preference, with different types of coverage varying in price. 3. Vehicle and Vessel Tax: The vehicle and vessel tax is determined based on the vehicle's displacement. Generally, the larger the displacement, the higher the tax required.