Rapid development momentum

  Low speed electric vehicles, that is, the common "elderly scooters" on the road, are upgraded from electric bicycles and electric tricycles. They are four-wheel vehicles with a speed of less than 70 kilometers per hour and pure electric power. Due to its light weight, practicality and low price, low-speed electric vehicles are widely popular in third and fourth tier cities and rural areas.

  Unlike new energy vehicles with official national licenses and policy subsidies, low-speed electric vehicles have long been outside the policy, and have neither legal status nor relevant standards. However, in such a difficult environment, the development momentum of low-speed electric vehicles has not decreased, and production and sales are booming.

Gradually liberalize license plates and right of way

  With the popularity of the market, the difficulties of low-speed electric vehicles in licensing and on the road are also gradually alleviated. Some local public security departments have begun to establish a legal registration and licensing system for low-speed electric vehicles.