Recently, the national rectification of over-standard electric vehicles has ushered in a wave of new deals!
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New regulations on electric vehicles have swept the country
With the end of the transition period of the new national standard on April 15, 2024, the ban on over-standard electric vehicles has once again aroused widespread concern. This is undoubtedly a major challenge for the majority of delivery riders. Not only do they need to understand the specific requirements of the new national standard electric vehicles, but they also need to prepare in advance for possible policy changes.
First of all, we need to clarify what the new national standard electric vehicle is. The new national standard electric bicycle refers to the electric bicycle that meets the national mandatory standard "Safety Technical Specifications for Electric Bicycles". It has the function of pedaling, the maximum design speed does not exceed 25km/h, the vehicle mass does not exceed 55kg, the battery voltage does not exceed 48V, and the motor power does not exceed 400W. In addition, the new national standard electric vehicles also need to have anti-tamper functions, fireproof and flame retardant materials, anti-tampering devices and other safety protection measures. These regulations are designed to ensure the safety and environmental performance of e-bikes.
For the majority of food delivery riders, they need to know whether their electric vehicles meet the requirements of the new national standard. If it does not meet the requirements, they need to replace the electric vehicles that meet the new national standard in time so as not to affect the normal operation. At the same time, they also need to understand the relevant local policies so that they can better respond to possible policy changes.
After the end of the transition period of the new national standard, the policies for over-standard electric vehicles are not uniform. Some places have made it clear that they will ban oversized electric vehicles from the road from April 15, while others have said that they will continue to extend the transition period. Therefore, food delivery riders need to pay close attention to the relevant local policies so that they can make corresponding adjustments in time.
For the punishment of over-standard electric vehicles, the policies of various places are also different. Generally speaking, electric vehicles that are illegally on the road will face penalties such as fines and car impoundments. Therefore, delivery riders need to follow the traffic rules to avoid violations. At the same time, they also need to understand the local penalty standards so that they can better respond to possible penalties.
Faced with the policy of banning over-standard electric vehicles, users who own such vehicles in their families do need to take some measures to reduce potential losses. Here are some practical suggestions:
1. Trade-in: Many EV manufacturers and dealers offer a trade-in service that allows you to trade your existing oversized electric vehicle for a new one that meets the new national standard. When trading in, it is recommended that you first understand the new national standard electric vehicles of different brands and models in the market, so that you can choose the model that suits your needs. At the same time, compare the replacement policies and discounts of different merchants to choose the most cost-effective solution.
2. Subsidy elimination: In order to encourage car owners to eliminate over-standard electric vehicles, some regional governments have provided certain economic subsidies. You can check with your local government or relevant authorities to find out if there is such a subsidy policy, as well as the application conditions and procedures. If eligible, applying for the subsidy in time can ease your financial strain.
3. Second-hand transfer: If your electric vehicle is in good condition, you can consider transferring it second-hand to someone else. During the transfer process, make sure that the other party understands the actual situation of the vehicle and signs a formal transfer contract. At the same time, pay attention to protect your own rights and interests to avoid unnecessary disputes caused by improper transfer.
In short, after the end of the transition period of the new national standard, the ban on over-standard electric vehicles will have a certain impact on food delivery riders. They need to understand the requirements of the new national standard electric vehicles, relevant local policies, and penalty standards, so that they can better respond to possible policy changes. At the same time, they also need to follow the traffic rules to avoid violations. It is hoped that the majority of food delivery riders can actively adapt to the new policy changes and prepare for their future development.