What is the difference between National 5 and National 6 when buying a car?

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The differences between National 5 and National 6 when buying a car are as follows: 1. Price difference: National 6 cars are generally more expensive than National 5 cars, mainly because automakers need to comply with policy implementation by submitting applications to relevant departments and conducting various pollution tests, which increases costs and consequently raises the vehicle price. Additionally, National 6 vehicles are equipped with more configurations compared to National 5 to reduce environmental pollution. 2. Access restrictions: With the implementation of the National 6 policy, vehicles that do not meet the emission standards will face certain driving restrictions. Typically, National 5 or below vehicles may be directly prohibited from road use due to non-compliance with emission requirements. Therefore, many National 5 vehicle owners switch to National 6 cars to ensure normal road usage.