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Four wheels, design speed up to 45 km/h, mass in running order up to 425 kg and up to two seats, with other L6e requirements.
A four-wheeled vehicle with maximum design speed no greater than 45 km/h, mass in running order no greater than 425 kg and up to two seats including the driver. Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations refers to Annex I of Regulation (EU) 168/2013: maximum displacement is 50 cm³ for spark ignition or 500 cm³ for compression ignition; electric propulsion is also allowed. Additional subcategory criteria apply, with maximum power of 4 kW for L6e-A or 6 kW for L6e-B. Four wheels and 50 cm³ alone are insufficient, and the former unladen-mass-under-350-kg definition is not the current definition.
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Four wheels, design speed up to 45 km/h, mass in running order up to 425 kg and up to two seats, with other L6e requirements.
Any four-wheeled vehicle of 50 cm³, without other requirements.
Any four-wheeled car, regardless of mass or speed.
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