Neither. The Mobylette is a certified electric moped.
In France, a moped is an L1e category vehicle that meets the following characteristics:
- Top speed limited to 45 km/h
- Electric motor with a maximum certified power of 4 kW
- Mandatory European certification
- Mandatory registration
- Mandatory insurance
- Mandatory certified helmet
- Mandatory CE-certified gloves
- Accessible from age 14 with the AM license (formerly BSR)
The Mobylette combines the iconic style of old French mopeds with modern electric technology: quiet, economical, and easy to maintain.
If you were born on or after January 1, 1988, you generally need to hold a moped license (formerly BSR) or a license in another category. If you were born before 1988, no driving license is generally required to ride a moped. In any case, the vehicle must be registered and insured.
The rider must wear an approved helmet and suitable, approved gloves. The vehicle must be registered and insured. For added safety, we also recommend wearing a protective jacket, suitable trousers, and full-coverage or tall shoes. Always comply with current regulations.
Yes.
Like any approved moped, the Mobylette must be insured for at least third-party liability.
Depending on the chosen coverage and the rider's profile, the average cost is generally between:
- €15 and €40 per month
- i.e., approximately €180 to €480 per year
Each Mobylette is delivered with the documents required for its registration.
A license plate is mandatory for riding on public roads.
