According to the requirements of relevant departments and committees，From January 1, 2019, fuel that meets National VI standards will be fully supplied nationwide，Stop selling national V fuel。Friends who have refueled recently may have discovered it，The fuel signs at gas stations have also been changed to National VI words。So about the national VI standard fuel，How much do you know？

一、Why we need to implement National VI fuel？What is the difference between National VI fuel and National V fuel？

We all know，PM2 in the air.A considerable part of 5 comes from car exhaust，To reduce air pollution、Protect our atmospheric environment，It is imperative to vigorously promote the popularization of higher standards of fuel。At the same time，There are clear regulations on the implementation time of National VI automobile emission standards，"The seabet apptroops have not moved，The approach of "food and grass first" also helps to promote various car companies to upgrade related technologies and configurations。

Compared to the original National V standard fuel，The biggest change in National VI fuel lies in the more stringent emission standards。Carbon monoxide in National VI fuel、Total hydrocarbons and total non-methane hydrocarbons decreased by 50%，Nitrogen oxide decreased by 42%。Experts think，Our current implementation standards have even exceeded many European and American implementation standards。Indicators dropped so sharply，The exhaust emitted by cars will be cleaner，Fuel vehicles can also be less blamed for poor air quality。

二、What impact does National VI fuel have on vehicles？Country III、National IV、Can vehicles with National V emission standards be filled with National VI oil?？

The newly launched National VI fuel has lower levels of undesirable substances，So it can effectively reduce engine carbon deposits，Reduce engine wear。This way，The power level and driving smoothness of the vehicle will be improved，The fuel consumption level will decrease accordingly。Achieving multiple goals with one stone，For our daily use of cars，Of course I am happy to hear it。

If you are a country IV、Old cars from National V or even National III，There is also no need to worry about whether Canada VI fuel can be obtained，Just add it to the fuel tank as usual，There is no problem even if there is national V fuel remaining in the fuel tank。National VI fuel for old cars，Similarly beneficial and harmless。However, the National VI fuel standards have nothing to do with the vehicle’s own emission seabet mylevel，It is not possible to meet the National VI emission standards by adding National VI oil，If the vehicle itself does not meet environmental standards，A large amount of pollutants will still be produced。The best situation is of course that vehicles that meet the National VI emission standards are filled with National VI standard fuel。

三、Will oil prices rise accordingly?？Buy a car、Will the cost of using the car increase？

In fact, it was long before the policy was promulgated，Many areas have been supplying National VI standard fuel for some time in advance，I have not felt a significant increase in oil prices before，On the contrary, it experienced several consecutive oil price drops at the end of 2018。And the National VI standard fuel is more aimed at improving refining technology，Small increase in cost，Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about rising oil prices。

Although the National VI emission standards planned to be implemented by Shenzhen and other regions early this year have been postponed，But it will be a matter of time。Therefore，Driven by policies，The current discount rate for National VI models is slightly smaller than that for National V models，The cost of purchasing a car for consumers will be slightly higher。But as mentioned before，Vehicles using National VI fuel have lower fuel consumption and wear，So the cost of using the car will not increase。

This upgrade of fuel standards is the best thing for car owners，Fuel quality is better than before，But the cost of use has not increased。And more friendly to the environment we live in，Isn’t this what we want to see？