What National Emission Standard for Vehicles in 2014?

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LeAlyssa
07/29/25 10:36pm
Cars manufactured in 2014 are generally compliant with National IV or National V emission standards. Below is relevant information about 2014 vehicles: 1. Check the environmental protection label on the upper right corner of the car's windshield, which indicates the vehicle's exhaust emission standard (National level). 2. Compression-ignition new vehicles that do not meet National IV standards are prohibited from being sold or registered, and compression-ignition new engines failing to meet National IV requirements cannot be put into use. 3. The measurement method for exhaust pollutants from light-duty vehicles adopts the ECER1503 limit standard, which only corresponds to European levels from the 1970s. For instance, Beijing has addressed low-sulfur fuel supply issues and now meets the conditions for implementing Phase V light-duty gasoline vehicle emission standards.
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