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Supreme Court: faster, more powerful electric two-wheelers require a driving licence

Faster and more powerful two-wheeled electric vehicles are motor vehicles and must be registered.

Published 30 May 2024

The Supreme Court has clarified that faster and more powerful two-wheeled electric vehicles are motor vehicles within the meaning of the law. Riding one on the road requires a driving licence, and the vehicle must be registered in advance.

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