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Yes.
If our vehicle has undergone a major technical modification that has altered its characteristics, before travelling on public roads we must undergo a technical inspection certifying that the vehicle complies with safety and environmental requirements, thereby legalising the modification made to the vehicle. This inspection may only be carried out at an ITV station and never at an authorised workshop.
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No, if no more than two years have passed since the last inspection.
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