Anh Tuan, a small grocery store owner in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, recently purchased a brand new Hyundai Porter 150 truck. His excitement was short-lived as he quickly became concerned about the vehicle inspection process. Being a cautious individual, he thoroughly researched the inspection requirements for new vehicles. He searched online, asked friends, but still felt uncertain. If you’re also a new car owner like Anh Tuan, don’t miss this article!
According to current regulations, the initial inspection period for new cars is longer than for used vehicles. Specifically:
Example: Anh Tuan’s new Hyundai Porter 150, classified as a truck, will be exempt from inspection for 2 years.
New Hyundai Porter 150 Truck
| Vehicle Type | From Year 2 to Year 7 | From Year 8 Onwards |
|---|---|---|
| Passenger cars with fewer than 9 seats | 6 months/inspection | 3 months/inspection |
| Trucks, dump trucks | 6 months/inspection | 3 months/inspection |
| Passenger buses | 3 months/inspection | 3 months/inspection |
Note: This table is for reference only. Specific inspection intervals may vary according to current regulations.
Although exempt from inspection for the first 2-3 years, owners must still bring their new vehicles to the inspection center for initial registration and to obtain an inspection sticker.
Failing to meet the inspection deadline will result in a fine ranging from 2-3 million VND.
You can have your vehicle inspected at any registered vehicle inspection center nationwide. In Hanoi, you can refer to reputable inspection centers in districts such as Cau Giay, Thanh Xuan, Long Bien,…
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