May I ask what kind of emissions does country V represent on the environmental label? Thank you

Country I = Country 1 Country II = Country 2

Country III = Country 3

Country IV = Country 4

Country V = Country 5 Country VI = Country 6

How to look at the country's emissions:

1. If you have it on the registration certificate, you can also go to the vehicle management office to check.

2. The car that has been licensed directly looks at the environmental protection sign posted on the front windshield, which indicates that it is the emission standard of the country, and the new car without the license plate looks at the certificate, which indicates that it is the emission standard of the country.

"Country V" is the representative of the five categories of emissions in China.

The symbol "v" in the diagram is a Roman numeral, which is the earliest numeral representation, more than 2,000 years before Arabic numerals, and originated in Rome. For example, Roman numerals: , corresponding to Arabic numerals.

The significance of the national V gasoline standardThis standard is based on the requirements of the first executive meeting on February 6, 2013 for the upgrading of oil quality, organized by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine and the National Standards Committee, and issued and implemented on December 18, 2013. The issuance and implementation of the standard will help promote the overall improvement of the quality of China's vehicle gasoline, help reduce the emission of pollutants from motor vehicles, the emission of nitrogen oxides and particulate matter in new cars can be reduced by 25% and 80% respectively, and the emissions of vehicles in use can be reduced by 10% and 15% as a whole. This standard is of great significance for protecting the environment and improving air quality.

China V is a grade of Beijing's motor vehicle emission standards. The following is the relevant introduction of the automobile emission standard China V: 1. China V is a grade of Beijing's motor vehicle emission standards, formulated and issued by the Beijing environmental protection department, which is equivalent to the Euro V standard, that is, the "National V standard".

2. China V: The China IV emission standard is the national fifth-stage motor vehicle pollutant emission standard, that is, the "national V standard", and the emission control level of the national V standard is equivalent to the fifth-stage emission standard being implemented in Europe. Restrictions on motor vehicle emissions such as nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and suspended particulates are more stringent.

Compared with the national IV standard, nitrogen oxide emissions should be reduced by 25 percent, and the emission limits of non-methane hydrocarbons and PM have been increased, reducing air pollution, and smog prevention and control In the year, Beijing plans to implement the national V standard, once Beijing fully implements the national V emission standard, it means that the models that do not meet the emission standard are not allowed to enter Beijing for sale. Previously, in order to control motor vehicle pollution, Beijing has been implementing relevant national standards in advance.

In order to cooperate with the implementation of the China V emission standard, Beijing will further improve the quality of oil products to adapt to the China V standard.

China IV is the emission standard of China IV, and China IV is a Roman numeral, which corresponds to the Arabic numeral 4. In addition, national one is the national one emission standard, national two is the national two emission standard, national three is the national three emission standard, national four is the national four emission standard, the national five emission standard is the national five emission standard, and the national six is the national six emission standard.

On July 1, 2019, China began to implement the National VIA emission standard in some cities. According to the national plan, China should fully implement the National VIB emission standard by 2023.

About the fourth country:

The fourth national emission standard for motor vehicle pollutants, referred to as the fourth national emission standard for motor vehicles, was issued on December 30, 2005. Mainly through electronic control and post-treatment technology, the air control monitoring and reduction of HC (hydrocarbons), NOx (nitrogen oxides), CO (carbon monoxide), PM (particulate matter) and other pollutants in the air body. Compared to the third national standard, the fourth national standard will be further reduced by 60%, making it more environmentally friendly.

The China IV emission standards were implemented from 2008 to 2013. As of July 2019, China has implemented the China V emission standard, and a few cities have begun to implement the China VI A emission standard. Due to the current policy, private cars are no longer forced to be scrapped, so as long as the vehicle conditions allow, cars that meet the national emission standard IV can still continue to drive on the road, but they only need to be tested twice a year, which is more troublesome.

Millions of car purchase subsidies.