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What license plate does the Odyssey Hybrid require?

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Kevin

08/30/25 4:20am

Odyssey's hybrid version is a gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle, so it only requires a blue license plate. If it were a range-extended hybrid or a pure electric vehicle, a green license plate would be mandatory. Below is the relevant information: 1. Odyssey's powertrain: The Odyssey Hybrid adopts a powertrain combination of a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine + electric motor, with the engine delivering a maximum horsepower of 146 hp, maximum power of 107 kW, and maximum torque of 175 N·m. The electric motor provides a maximum horsepower of 184 hp, total power of 135 kW, and total torque of 315 N·m. 2. Advantages of the Odyssey: The hybrid version of the Odyssey is a gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle, eliminating the need for separate charging of the electric motor as the engine automatically charges it during driving, making it highly convenient. With two sets of powertrain systems in the vehicle, the fuel economy and dynamic performance are significantly enhanced.

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VanAdeline

09/11/25 8:20am

Hey, I've figured out the car license plate thing. The Odyssey Hybrid is Honda's non-plug-in hybrid HEV, which usually gets a blue license plate in China, just like regular gasoline cars. Don't be fooled by the term 'hybrid' when buying a car—it's not like plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) that can get green plates. The reason is that non-plug-in systems can't run purely on electricity for long distances, so they don't qualify for new energy vehicle policies. While researching vehicle classifications, I found that the DMV determines this based on the vehicle certification label—the Odyssey Hybrid is labeled as HEV, so it gets a blue plate. However, in some cities like Guangzhou or Shenzhen, local pilot programs might be more lenient, offering potential green plate benefits. I recommend checking the local traffic management website or calling their hotline to confirm the rules. Plate color doesn't affect driving, but green plates come with more tax exemptions. Just focus on practicality when choosing a car—this one has low fuel consumption and spacious interiors, making it worth it.

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