What to Do If China 5 Vehicles Can't Be Sold?
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China 5 vehicles that cannot be sold will be handled through price reductions. Automakers may upgrade China 5 vehicles to China 6 standards or transport them to cities where China 6 standards have not been implemented for sale. When buying a car, it is common to see the same model with different emission standards. Vehicles with older emission standards often come with greater discounts. It's important to note that a ban on registration does not mean a ban on driving. As long as the vehicle is registered before the specified deadline, its use will not be affected. Therefore, some consumers may opt to purchase vehicles with lower emission standards at a lower price. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Registration Deadline: The ban on China 5 vehicle registrations starts in a few major cities first, with other regions implementing the ban later. Therefore, manufacturers and dealers will strategically ship and sell China 5 vehicles to regions with later implementation dates. 2. Implementation Conditions: The implementation of China 6 standards imposes higher requirements on vehicle fuel consumption and power. Automakers naturally need to invest more money, manpower, and resources in engine development, which will inevitably lead to increased costs. Ultimately, the added costs will be passed on to consumers.
