When will Sichuan implement China 6 emission standards?
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The main differences between China 5 and China 6 standards lie in price, access restrictions, and vehicle residual value. Here are the relevant introductions about the differences between China 5 and China 6: 1. Price difference: Relatively speaking, China 6 vehicles are more expensive than China 5 vehicles, mainly because in response to policy implementation, automakers need to apply to relevant departments and conduct various pollution tests, which increases costs and consequently raises vehicle prices. Additionally, China 6 vehicles are equipped with more configurations than China 5 to reduce environmental pollution. 2. Difference in access restrictions: Experienced drivers indicate that with the implementation of China 6 standards, vehicles that do not meet the emission standards face certain driving restrictions. Generally, China 5 or lower-standard vehicles may be directly prohibited from road use due to non-compliant emissions. Therefore, many China 5 vehicle owners switch to China 6 vehicles to drive normally on roads. 3. Difference in vehicle residual value: Currently, apart from China 6 vehicles being sold normally, other vehicles below the standard emissions more or less require promotional activities when being sold to attract buyers. As vehicle management becomes increasingly strict, vehicles that do not meet China 6 emission standards are not allowed on roads, leading to significant differences in residual value.
