What is the emission standard of the DS5LS?

[LeJune]

The emission standard of the DS5LS is China V. China V is the fifth stage national standard for motor vehicle pollutant emissions, with an emission control level equivalent to the Euro 5 emission standard currently implemented in Europe. Additional Information: Body Length: The DS5LS is a compact car launched by DS Automobiles, with dimensions of 4702mm in length, 1840mm in width, and 1510mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2715mm. Safety Features: The DS5LS is equipped with the following safety features: driver and passenger airbags, front side airbags, front and rear head airbags, child seat anchors, tire pressure monitoring system, ABS anti-lock braking, brake force distribution, brake assist, traction control, and electronic stability control. 3. Auxiliary Features: The auxiliary features include rear parking sensors, cruise control, driving mode selection, engine start-stop, hill start assist, engine immobilizer, central locking, one-touch power windows, and window anti-pinch function.

[ChaseMarie]

I'm quite an experienced driver. I test drove the DS 5LS when it was first launched in 2014, and its emission standards mainly follow the model year. At that time, China was in the transition period for the National V emission standard, so most DS 5LS models were classified as National V, especially those after 2016, which were almost all upgraded. But to be precise, you really need to check the label on the vehicle registration certificate or driving license, or look up the VIN code online to check the year comparison table. Some older models might have initially been National IV. Nowadays, urban traffic restrictions are quite strict, but National V vehicles can still drive freely in most areas. Maintaining the engine well can reduce problems. The overall design is quite good, and it drives smoothly, but you should confirm the standard when trading second-hand to avoid trouble.

[Adam]

I'm a car tech enthusiast. Most DS 5LS models meet China's National V emission standard, which was mainstream around 2017. The engine efficiency improved by about 20% compared to the older National IV standard. However, the current National VI standard is more advanced with stronger emission reduction effects. Checking your car's standard is easy—just scan the environmental label with a mobile app or visit a 4S store to check records. Emission standards are linked to urban driving restrictions. National V vehicles aren't affected in regular cities, but for new car purchases, I'd recommend going straight for National VI. The DS lineup is transitioning to electrification, and I'm looking forward to the future trend of green mobility.

[DeBradley]

Having driven for many years, the DS 5LS generally meets the China 5 emission standard, with the specific year being key: models after 2015 are mostly stable at China 5. During inspection, check the environmental label on the front window or door frame, or refer to the user manual. If the standard is not high, annual inspections may pose issues. Driving a China 5 vehicle in ordinary urban areas faces no restrictions, making for a smoother driving experience. Regular engine maintenance can optimize performance.

[EmersonLynn]

I value environmental protection. The DS 5LS meets the China 5 standard, but emits more carbon compared to the newer China 6 emission standards. Reducing pollution relies on personal efforts, such as driving with fewer accelerations and more steady speeds, and ensuring compliance with annual exhaust emission tests. Checking the standard is simple: enter the license plate online or ask the dealer for an environmental report. I support urban green policies and choose public transport or electric vehicles for lower-carbon travel.