Do electric mopeds require a driver's license?

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VanCatherine
07/30/25 1:24am
Electric vehicles also have categories, which can be roughly divided into electric bicycles and electric motorcycles. A moped with pedals and a maximum speed not exceeding 40 km/h is classified as a light motorcycle. This category does not require a driver's license, just like a bicycle. On the other hand, electric motorcycles without pedals and with a maximum speed exceeding 40 km/h require a driver's license and are subject to relevant national fees. Currently, many cities still do not strictly enforce certification requirements for electric motorcycles, but cities like Shenzhen have already issued relevant regulations. The choice of vehicle depends on individual needs. Only electric vehicles that meet these standards require a driver's license. Many people choose not to opt for electric bicycles and instead spend time obtaining a motorcycle license because, after obtaining the license, they are qualified to ride electric vehicles with speeds exceeding 25 km/h, which helps improve commuting efficiency. If the speed is below 25 km/h, then no driver's license is required. According to the new national standards, if it is classified as an electric bicycle, it must be equipped with pedals to enable riding functionality. If it lacks riding functionality, it is classified as an electric power-assisted bicycle or electric motorcycle. Both types of electric bicycles require a driver's license to operate. According to the provisions of the Road Traffic Law, motor vehicles must be certified, registered, and insured before they can be driven on the road. Therefore, if an electric vehicle is registered as a motor vehicle, the owner needs to obtain a driver's license before driving it on the road.
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