According to vehicle approval regulations, what class do the rearview mirrors located inside the vehicle belong to?

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The correct answer is Class I. Rearview mirrors are internationally classified by Roman numerals (from I to VI) based on their location, design, and the field of vision they cover.   Class I: Interior rearview mirrors. They are mandatory in passenger cars (provided the rear window allows visibility).   Class II and III: Main exterior mirrors (Class II for large vehicles and Class III for passenger cars).   Class IV: Wide-angle.   Class V: Close-proximity.   Class VI: These are front mirrors, designed to eliminate the front blind spot on trucks and buses. 'Class XV' does not exist in current mirror regulations.

According to vehicle approval regulations, what class do the rearview mirrors located inside the vehicle belong to?

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