What to Do with China 5 and China 4 Vehicles After the Implementation of China 6 Standards?

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ORafael
07/29/25 7:40pm
New standards mainly impose constraints on automakers, requiring that vehicles sold must meet the China 6 standards. For China 5 and China 4 standard vehicles, there is no significant impact on road usage. Even after the China 6 standards are implemented in 2020, these vehicles can still be driven. Below is an introduction to the related impacts: 1. Resale Value: China 5 and China 4 vehicles will depreciate rapidly, with much lower resale values. 2. Usable Time for China 4 and China 5 Vehicles: Based on the current pace of emission standard updates every 5 years in Europe and domestically, plus a buffer period of over 3 years for traffic restriction policies, after the implementation of China 6 standards, China 4 vehicles can still be driven for at least another 8 years, and China 5 vehicles for at least another 13 years.
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