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What does quota car mean?

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EmmaDella

07/29/25 5:33pm

Quota car refers to the license plate qualification. Due to high demand for car purchases, vehicle license plate quotas are determined through a lottery system. Those who win the lottery obtain the quota, and only with this quota can they receive license plates after purchasing a vehicle. Functions of license plates: 1. Numbering and information registration for vehicles; 2. Identifying the vehicle's region; 3. Tracing vehicle owner and registration information through the plate. Types of license plates: 1. White plates represent military and police vehicles; 2. Blue plates represent ordinary small vehicles with fewer than 7 seats; 3. Yellow plates represent ordinary large vehicles; 4. Black plates represent vehicles owned by foreign investors in China.

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