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The Government Office issued Official Dispatch No. 11701/VPCP-CN dated November 28, 2025 conveying the instructions of Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha on reviewing regulations and roadmap for applying QCVN on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and motorbikes participating in traffic. Carefully review the draft roadmap for applying emission standards for motorbikes and mopeds. The official dispatch stated: Considering the request of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment to promulgate regulations on the roadmap to apply national technical regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and motorbikes participating in road traffic, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha assigned the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment to preside and coordinate with the following ministries and agencies: Police, Justice, Construction, Industry and Trade, Science and Technology, Peoples Committee. The people of Hanoi, the Peoples Committee of Ho Chi Minh City and relevant agencies and units carefully reviewed the draft Decision to ensure feasibility. The Deputy Prime Minister noted that the draft Decision needs to focus on clarifying: (i) the promulgation of this Decision when the National Technical Regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and mopeds participating in road traffic have not yet been issued; (ii) solutions to organize the inspection and certification of motorbikes and mopeds to meet the emission levels specified in this Decision; (iii) inspection, control and handling of violations when vehicles participate in traffic in compliance with emission levels; (iv) the impact of the policy on people and businesses, especially in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City..., reported to the Prime Minister before December 15, 2025.* It is known that the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has developed and consulted people on the draft Decision of the Prime Minister stipulating the roadmap for applying national technical regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and motorbikes circulating in Vietnam. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, the development of a roadmap to apply National Technical Regulations on emissions to motorbikes and motorbikes in circulation aims to control and minimize air pollution caused by exhaust emissions, contributing to protecting public health and improving the quality of the living environment. At the same time, this roadmap creates a legal basis to gradually eliminate vehicles that do not meet emission standards and regulations, promoting the conversion to clean, environmentally friendly vehicles. school. The application of the roadmap also aims to implement Vietnams international commitments on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, responding to climate change, and supporting the development of sustainable and modern urban transport according to the national strategic direction. This is also a necessary step towards building a sustainable transportation system and developing green urban areas in the future. The draft clearly states the roadmap for applying emission standards: 1. Time to start carrying out emission testing of motorbikes and mopeds in circulation: - From January 1, 2027 for motorbikes and mopeds circulating in 2 centrally run cities, including Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. - From January 1, 2028 for motorbikes and motorbikes circulating in the remaining 4 centrally run cities, including Hai Phong city and Da Nang city. Nang, Can Tho city and Hue city.- From January 1, 2030 for motorbikes and mopeds circulating in the remaining provinces and cities. Depending on the actual situation, these provinces and cities may stipulate an earlier deadline.2. Motorcycles manufactured before 2008, apply Level 1 - Maximum allowable limit of emissions specified in the National Environmental Technical Regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and mopeds circulating in Vietnam.3. Motorcycles manufactured from 2008 to 2016, apply Level 2 - Maximum allowable limit of emissions specified in the National Environmental Technical Regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and mopeds circulating in Vietnam.4. Motorcycles manufactured from 2017 to June 30, 2026, apply Level 3 - Maximum allowable limit of emissions specified in the National Environmental Technical Regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and mopeds circulating in Vietnam.5. Motorcycles manufactured after July 1, 2026, apply Level 4 - Maximum allowable limit of emissions specified in the National Environmental Technical Regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and mopeds circulating in Vietnam.6. Motorcycles manufactured before 2016, apply Level 1 - Maximum allowable limit of emissions specified in the National Environmental Technical Regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and motorbikes circulating in Vietnam.7. Motorcycles manufactured from 2017 to June 30, 2027, apply Level 2 - Maximum allowable limit of emissions specified in the National Environmental Technical Regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and mopeds circulating in Vietnam.8. Motorcycles manufactured from July 1, 2027, apply Level 4 - Maximum allowable limit of emissions specified in the National Environmental Technical Regulations on exhaust emissions from motorbikes and motorbikes circulating in Vietnam.9. Motorcycles and motorbikes circulating in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City must meet emissions regulations Level 2 or higher, from January 1, 2032.10. Motorcycles and motorbikes circulating in the low emission zone of Hanoi city according to the provisions of the Capital Law must meet emissions regulations according to the Resolution of the National Council of Vietnam.people.Phuong NhiSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
