Small electric vehicles require a driver's license. Classification of electric vehicle models: Electric cars are currently the most common type of pure electric vehicles. Apart from some concept cars, pure electric cars have already been produced in small batches and entered the automotive market. Electric trucks used for power transportation are relatively rare, while in mines, construction sites, and some special locations, large-tonnage pure electric trucks have already appeared. Electric buses are also less common; pure electric large buses used as public transportation have already appeared on some city bus routes and at events like the World Expo and international sports games. According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law": Motor vehicles refer to wheeled vehicles driven or towed by power devices, used for transporting people or goods on roads, or for specialized engineering operations. Non-motor vehicles refer to vehicles driven by human or animal power, used for transportation on roads, as well as vehicles such as disabled motorized wheelchairs and electric bicycles that, although driven by power devices, have a maximum design speed, unladen weight, and dimensions that comply with relevant national standards. From this, it can be seen that electric vehicles also fall under the category of motor vehicles. Under normal circumstances, as long as the electric vehicle is purchased from a 4S store or through official channels, a driver's license is required.
