When will Jilin implement China 6 emission standards?
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China 6a emission standards were implemented on July 1, 2023, but the specific timing varies across different regions. Here is relevant information: 1. To reduce air pollution caused by fuel vehicles, the government will implement measures to control vehicle emissions. China 6a emission standards represent a transitional phase from China 5 to China 6 emission standards, while China 6b standards are the true China 6 emission standards. 2. Some regions may implement China 6 standards earlier, such as Shenzhen and Guangzhou, which adopted them on July 1, 2019. Conversely, other regions may delay implementation to allow manufacturers more time to adjust, enabling unsold China 5 vehicles to be transported to regions where the standards have not yet been implemented.
I remember discussing this with friends a few years ago when we were considering the timing of buying a new car. The China VI emission standards in Jilin officially started on July 1, 2020, as part of a nationwide phased implementation aimed at reducing vehicle emissions and improving air quality. Before that, many car owners were in a hurry to replace their vehicles because China VI-compliant cars are more environmentally friendly, with significantly lower pollutant emissions. A friend of mine in Changchun bought a China VI car and even saw a slight reduction in maintenance costs, thanks to the technological upgrades. Personally, I think it's best to check the vehicle's environmental label or consult local dealers when buying a car to avoid purchasing older standard inventory vehicles. Nowadays, most new cars registered in Jilin must comply with China VI standards, which is quite eco-friendly. Everyone should also pay attention to whether their own vehicles meet the standards during daily use.
