What is the impact of the national six-year ban on the sale of fuel vehicles on hybrid vehicles?

All this is because Xin, vice minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, said at a forum held in Tianjin on September 9: "Some countries have set a timetable for stopping the production and sale of traditional energy vehicles. At present, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has also started relevant research, and will work with relevant departments to formulate a timetable for China. These measures will definitely promote profound changes in the environment and motivation for the development of China's automobile industry. "

The double-point system, which caused great controversy at home and abroad, was initially reported that the specific implementation rules would be released at the end of August. Not long ago, Caixin.com quoted an insider of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology as saying that China intends to postpone the implementation of the double-point policy for one year. This news has greatly eased the anxiety of the outside world about the possible impact of this policy.

When you see the insurance policy, first, read the literal meaning clearly. Banning the sale of new energy vehicles is not a ban. The fuel car you bought can still run on the road, and the standard of National Five won't be bad. Because the relationship between country six and country five is similar to that between country five and country four, they must go hand in hand, so there is no problem with any of the models you buy now. Just sell boldly and drive boldly.

Let's take the national four standards as an example. In 2008, the fourth national standard was implemented, and 10 was popularized all over the country, and then 17 implemented the fifth national standard, with two standards in Qi Fei in the past ten years. This is only an emission standard, and the middle is ten years. When new energy is substituted, it is estimated that there will be several emission standards in the middle, so don't think about it for decades. Therefore, there is no problem when the national five cars you buy now are scrapped, and you don't have to worry about the ban on fuel vehicles. After all, can your car last for ten years?