What is the emission standard of the Changan CS35?
4 Answers
The 17 models of Changan CS35 currently on sale all comply with the China V emission standard, while the discontinued models include both China IV and China V emission standards. The methods to distinguish between China V and China IV models are as follows: 1. Check the vehicle conformity certificate, which will clearly indicate whether the vehicle meets China V or China IV emission standards. 2. If you purchase the car with a loan and the 4S dealership handles the procedures without showing the conformity certificate, you can log in to the motor vehicle environmental protection model query website. Simply input the vehicle model. 3. You can check the emission standard on the original or duplicate of the environmental inspection compliance label. Appendix: 1. China IV emission standard: Mainly refers to HC emission values below 0.1g/km, CO emission values below 1.0g/km, NOx emission values below 0.08g/km, with no PM requirement. 2. China V emission standard: Mainly refers to HC emission values below 0.1g/km, CO emission values below 1.0g/km, NOx emission values below 0.06g/km, with a PM requirement below 0.005g/km.
I've been researching cars for many years, and the Changan CS35 is quite a popular SUV model. It complies with the China V emission standard, meaning its exhaust emissions are well-controlled with minimal pollution, which is beneficial for our environment. Several friends who own this car mentioned it has decent fuel efficiency, averaging about 8 liters per 100 kilometers, with adequate power for daily use. It won't face urban driving restrictions due to environmental standards, making it hassle-free. However, note that early versions around 2012 only met China IV standards, so check the production year carefully. Post-2017 models have been upgraded to China V. Always verify the emission label on the vehicle registration certificate when purchasing to avoid pitfalls. Overall, China V-compliant cars are excellent for modern urban commuting with manageable maintenance costs.
As a long-term owner of the Changan CS35, I can tell you it meets the China V emission standards. I've driven it for over four years, and emission compliance is crucial because I've never encountered issues during annual inspections, passing the exhaust test with ease. On long highway trips, the fuel consumption fluctuates between 7.5-9 liters, making it economical and eco-friendly. City driving is hassle-free without worrying about traffic restrictions, which is practical in big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. I remember the salesperson emphasized the China V standard when I bought it, and it's clearly stated in the manual. Older China IV models might be slightly inferior, but the current mainstream is China V. I recommend checking the production date before purchasing—models after 2017 are generally fine. The car's overall reliability is good, meeting family car needs.
I'm a post-90s driver who just bought a used Changan CS35 and verified it meets China V emission standards. Buying this type of car makes it convenient to drive in big cities without restrictions, with less to worry about. The China V emission standard means tighter pollution control, making it more environmentally friendly. It drives quite stylishly, and the power is suitable for our daily use as young people. In the used car market, you need to pay attention to the model year to avoid buying older China IV versions. Overall, it's affordable, practical, and easy to maintain. No regrets choosing it.
