What is the emission standard for the 2017 Volkswagen Lavida?

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LeSilas
07/29/25 4:05pm
The 2017 Volkswagen Lavida adopts the China V emission standard, while the fully redesigned Volkswagen Lavida uses the China VI emission standard. The redesigned Lavida has both China V and China VI models. Compared to the China VI models, the China V models are priced lower. However, after the launch of the China VI models, it indicates that the China VI standard is about to be implemented. Once the China VI emission standard is in place, China V models cannot be registered or licensed in some regions. Information about vehicle emission standards is as follows: 1. The letters representing vehicle emission standards are: China I is I, China II is II, China III is III, China IV is IV, China V is V, and China VI is VI. 2. The China standard is a national standard formulated based on China's specific conditions. The European standard is the common standard for member countries of the European Community. The European standard is slightly higher than the China standard.
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