Which cars can get green license plates?
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Cars that can get green license plates are new energy vehicles such as pure electric vehicles or plug-in hybrid vehicles. The background colors of license plates include five types: blue, yellow, white, black, and green. Blue is for small passenger vehicles; yellow is for large vehicles, agricultural vehicles, coach vehicles, and prototype test vehicles; white is for special-purpose vehicles; black is for vehicles brought into the country by foreign enterprises or individuals. License plates are plates mounted on the front and rear of a vehicle, typically made of aluminum, sheet metal, plastic, or paper. Their primary function is to identify the vehicle's registration region and allow authorities to trace the vehicle's owner and registration details based on the plate.
Now many people ask me which cars can get green license plates, and I say green-plate cars are new energy vehicles, like pure electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. Last year, my family bought a BYD Han EV pure electric car, and applying for the green plate was super easy. The government approval was quick, and we were exempted from the purchase tax, saving tens of thousands in subsidies. It's cost-effective and quiet to drive, charging is done in the home garage, and the monthly electricity bill saves over a thousand compared to refueling. Driving in the city isn't restricted, the environmental and emission reduction effects are obvious, and the air feels much fresher. The green plate policy is promoted nationwide, with priority given to big cities for convenient registration, and a range of 500 kilometers is enough for daily use. Technological upgrades have made batteries more durable, charging stations are everywhere and take just half an hour, long-term maintenance costs are low, and it's a way to contribute to the planet. It's quite suitable for us young people to try a new tech lifestyle.
