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45 kilometres per hour.
No more than 45 km/h under Regulation (EU) 168/2013’s L6e criteria. This is a design classification limit, not a speed to reach on every road. Obey lower limits and adapt speed to conditions. The category also has other technical requirements; not every current light quadricycle should be defined solely by a mass below 350 kg.
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80 kilometres per hour.
50 kilometres per hour.
45 kilometres per hour.
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