The "most stringent" national six B emission standard is about to be implemented. What impact will it have on our car purchase?

The "National Sixth B Era" is coming soon, which is quite a breaking news for the whole automobile industry. As the implementation date of the National Sixth B Emission Standard is approaching, many friends who plan to buy a car are hesitant, and some Xiaobai don't know what impact the implementation of this policy will have on buying a car. Look here!

The "National Six B" standard is called the "National Six-stage Motor Vehicle Pollutant Emission Standard", which is a national standard to prevent and control motor vehicle pollution emission and improve ambient air quality. Because its complexity and standard threshold are greater than the "Euro 6" standard, it is also called "the most stringent emission standard in the world" in the industry.

The National Emission Standard B will be officially implemented on July 1 2023, and it is forbidden to produce, import and sell cars that do not meet the National Emission Standard 6b stage. So, does it affect our car purchase? The answer is definitely yes.

? Impact 1:

At present, many cars on the market are the standards of National Five and National Six A. To put it bluntly, in June 1 you can't get a license if you buy a car that is lower than the national six B emission standard! That's an unlicensed car. When you drive on the road, you will be fined.

But! It is ok for you to buy a non-National Six B car before July 1. As long as you get the license plate before this time, it will not affect your driving and annual inspection. For cars that have been licensed before, they can go on the road normally without compulsory scrapping.

Therefore, the first impact can be summarized as follows: friends who want to buy a car that does not meet the national six B emission standards should hurry to buy it in June, go through all the formalities, and make your car "famous", leaving little time for everyone to hesitate (consider).

? Impact 2:

The implementation of the new standard will inevitably affect the models that have been produced before and do not meet the new regulations, because the new cars that are not national six B cannot be sold after the implementation of the new regulations, so the car dealers will definitely take the time to reduce the price of the stock cars before the implementation of the new regulations, otherwise they can only install new cars themselves as used cars, and the price of becoming used cars will be lower.

Therefore, it will be much cheaper to buy a car in the middle of June-June, even if you buy a car with the national emission standard of six B, there will be a discount, because if you want to hit the market and make achievements, you must follow the price reduction to attract consumers.

So the second effect is that buying a car will be more favorable ~

? Impact 3:

Everyone is ready to start at this time, which will probably lead to the best-selling cars being out of stock (Aauto Quicker is slow to start), so I suggest you buy the cars as soon as possible in mid-June and drive them to the vehicle management office to get the license, otherwise it will be very annoying to delay.

The third effect is that some cars may be out of stock and need to wait for a long time. Finally, they may have to face the problem of replacing other models.

Impact 4:

I believe there is a question that everyone is very concerned about: if I buy a model of National Five or National Six A now, will it preserve its value? There must be no national six b model to preserve the value. Because the new car of non-National Six B faces the risk of price reduction or elimination, where do you think it can preserve its value?

Therefore, if you are more concerned about the issue of hedging rate, you need to think carefully. The price of National VI B is definitely higher than that of National VI A, because higher emission standards require manufacturers to invest more costs. To put it bluntly, the wool is still on the sheep.

The fourth impact is that the car of Guoliu B will be more valuable.

However, whether it is the car of National Six A or National Six B, it does not have much impact on the drivers who are already on the road, and it may be tangled for the buns who are going to buy a car. I think the financial ability is average or I just want to buy a car instead of walking, so consider Guoliu -A, after all, the price will be much cheaper than Guoliu -B, so just choose. Here, I would like to remind you not to choose cars under the national five-year plan, and it may be difficult to pass the annual inspection of exhaust gas.

Finally, share a little knowledge. What's the difference between gasoline in country six A and country six B? Does the mixing work?

Compared with Liu Guo A gasoline, Liu Guo B gasoline is mainly different in that it lowers the upper limit of olefin content and is cleaner and more environmentally friendly. If the two kinds of gasoline are mixed in a short time, it will not affect the use of the car.

However, the olefin heat is unstable, so it is easy to increase the carbon deposition of the automobile engine by using the gasoline of National Six A, while the long-term use of the gasoline of National Six B can reduce the carbon deposition and gum deposition of the engine, reduce its failure rate, prolong the service life of the engine and reduce the maintenance cost of the vehicle. At the same time, the use of this standard gasoline can further reduce pollutant emissions and accelerate the improvement of ambient air quality.

I believe everyone knows how to choose after reading it ~