everything about the Crit’Air sticker

The Crit’Air sticker has been mandatory in 11 major French cities since the beginning of 2023. The announced goal is to reduce the frequency of the most polluting vehicles. Find out what the Crit’Air sticker really is and what category your Mitsubishi is classified in.

Crit’Air sticker: what is it?

The Crit’Air sticker is an air quality certificate that is issued to each vehicle based on its emissions of particulate matter and nitrogen oxides. This Crit’Air sticker is now mandatory from the beginning of 2023 in 11 metropolitan areas in France, including Greater Paris, Lyon, Aix-Marseille, Toulouse, Nice, Montpellier, Strasbourg, Grenoble, Rouen, Reims and Saint-Etienne . You can order their Crit’Air vignette at vignettecritair.com so you can get it quickly if you haven’t placed your order yet.

Depending on the features recorded on your registration certificate, your vehicle may be classified as Crit’Air 1, for the least polluting and hybrid vehicles, to Crit’Air 5 for older and more polluting vehicles. Depending on the level of air pollution in the mentioned major cities at a certain time, a decision can be taken to reduce the traffic for certain vehicles. Lyon prohibits, for example, the circulation of vehicles 4, 5 and unclassified. In the event of a violation, you risk a fine of 450 euros.

What part of Crit’Air is your Mitsubishi car?

Mitsubishi is no exception and if you drive this brand in one of the 11 French cities that require a Crit’Air sticker, you will need to order yours. Mitsubishi is a recognized brand that manufactures modern, environmentally friendly vehicles. However, depending on the year of manufacture of your Mitsubishi vehicle as well as its type of use, the Crit’Air sticker may vary. For example, 2019 Mitsubishi Outlanders hybrids would be classified as Crit’Air 1, because they produce fewer fine particles due to their hybrid status.

The 2016 Mitsubishi Outlanders in Diesel, on the other hand, will produce better particles and will be classified as the best Crit’Air 2. Finally, Mitsubishi ASX cars meet Euro 6 standards, which means that they meet the criteria to enter the Crit’Air 2 category. of fuel and the year of manufacture of your Mitsubishi, your vehicle may be classified as Crit’Air 3 or 4.

How to apply a Crit’Air sticker?

You can order your Crit’Air sticker to receive it quickly in case it goes missing. All you need to do is enter various information on this website. You will need to show your registration plate, your country of registration and also the date of first registration which is recorded on your registration document. Finish by specifying the elements that confirm your identity, such as your last name, your first name and the email confirming your order. An order confirmation email will be sent to you and you will receive your Crit’Air sticker in the mail. You can also order your sticker directly from the government website.

In conclusion, regardless of the model of your Mitsubishi car, you must order your Crit’Air sticker as soon as possible if you live in one of the 11 metropolitan areas of France or if you have to go there by car. Depending on your Mitsubishi model, you will have a Crit’Air sticker from 1 to 4.

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