What is the Difference Between Blue and Green License Plates?

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Blue and green license plates differ as follows: Applicable vehicle types vary: Green license plates are for new energy vehicles, specifically all-electric and hybrid vehicles. Blue plates are for conventional energy vehicles, i.e., gasoline and diesel vehicles. The colors of the plates differ: New energy passenger cars use gradient green, while new energy trucks use a yellow-green combination. Both symbolize green, environmental protection, and technology, enabling differentiated management, easy identification, and highlighting the characteristics of new energy and technological innovation. The endings of the license plates differ: Green license plates increase from 5 to 6 digits, using only two letters, D and F. D represents pure electric, while F represents hybrid. Blue license plates have 5 digits.