What is the emission standard for cars from 2004?
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Vehicles from 2004 comply with the China II emission standard. Here are several ways to check your vehicle's emission standard: 1. Check the environmental protection label issued during vehicle inspection. 2. Inquire about vehicle information at the vehicle management office. 3. Search the vehicle model directory on the Motor Vehicle Environmental Protection Website. The following are the implementation years of emission standards: 1. China I standard: Nationwide implementation on July 1, 2001, mainly targeting restrictions on carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, and particulate emissions. 2. China II standard: Nationwide implementation on July 1, 2004, requiring a 30% reduction in carbon monoxide and a 55% reduction in hydrocarbons and carbon oxides. 3. China III standard: Nationwide implementation on July 1, 2007, requiring a 40% reduction in total pollutant emissions compared to China II. 4. China IV standard: Nationwide implementation on July 1, 2010, requiring a 50% to 60% reduction compared to China III. 5. China V standard: Nationwide implementation on January 1, 2018, requiring a 25% reduction in nitrogen oxide emissions compared to China IV. 6. China VI standard: China VIa nationwide implementation on July 1, 2020, and China VIb nationwide implementation on July 1, 2023.
