上海、广州试点“老头乐”C7驾照？多方回应

Core Viewpoint - Recent rumors about the "C7 driver's license" allowing the operation of low-speed electric vehicles, commonly known as "old man cars," have been denied by relevant traffic management departments in cities like Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu [2][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Response - Traffic management departments in major cities have confirmed that there is no official information regarding the implementation of a "C7 driver's license" [2]. - The claims about the "C7 driver's license" being promoted in 2026 are based on misinterpretations of previous proposals by the China Passenger Car Association [2]. Group 2: Industry Insights - A representative from the China Passenger Car Association clarified that the original proposal aimed to facilitate the use of small electric vehicles for elderly users, not to endorse the "old man cars" [2]. - The focus is on promoting safer, more reliable micro electric vehicles produced by legitimate manufacturers, rather than the poorly designed "old man cars" [3].