What is the Difference Between Annual Inspections for Five-Seater and Seven-Seater Vehicles?

[AdrianLynn]

The main difference between annual inspections for seven-seater and five-seater vehicles lies in the inspection intervals, as detailed below: 1. Annual Inspection for Seven-Seater Vehicles: Seven-seater vehicles (non-commercial) require an inspection every two years after initial registration. Similar to previous regulations, these vehicles must undergo an on-site inspection at a qualified automotive testing station, including checks on appearance, braking system, exhaust emissions, and lighting. 2. Annual Inspection for Five-Seater Vehicles: For five-seater vehicles (non-commercial), under the new regulations, owners must submit documents such as the purchase invoice, third-party insurance policy, and tax payment certificate to the traffic police station or vehicle management office every two years after initial registration to obtain the annual inspection and environmental labels. These vehicles do not need to undergo on-site inspections at testing stations or vehicle management offices. After six years, the inspection follows the previous regulations.