Kms E-moto 2026 (like Surron Light Bee)

no, I need for on-road, sorry

yes, off road is fine. you're right.

nobody is lecturing my friend, buyers just want to know how much of paperwork is done when we buy. if it's off-road only just say that. we were just correcting your mistake on your first reply comment that it doesn't need any paperwork. it's ok, we all make mistakes. don't worry my friend

Legally this is motorbike and requires both tax and insurance

of course, my friend. i was just correcting the wrong information you gave to potential buyer @[s[w[ when you said "No, it's considered an electric bike and is not subject to tax. You don't need to insure it."

more details on the law:

***Rules for L1e-B e-mopeds***

An L1e-B e-moped is a battery powered cycle that meets the following technical requirements:

Travels at speeds of up to 45 kilometres per hour
Has a maximum power output of up to 4,000 watts
An L1e-B e-moped that does not need pedalling and can be powered by its motor alone is called a throttle assisted e-moped.

As an L1e-B user, you must:

Register your e-moped with Revenue (same registration process as for other vehicles)
Pay annual motor tax of €35
Have completed IBT (Initial Basic Training) motorcycle riding lessons
Hold a Category AM driving licence
Have a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) from the manufacturer so you can register your e-moped with Revenue
As a an L1e-B throttle assisted e-moped user you must also:

Get motor insurance

i hate to break it to you, seller, but technically since it has an output over 250W (and a speed over 25km/h, but that's irrelevant, even if you can 'limit' it), any e-bike with a power of over 250W is considered a 'vehicle' and needs a number plate and an insurance policy. I hate the fact that this new rule came in, but there's nothing i can do about it... here is link: https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/travel-and-recreation/motoring/motorcycle-electric-and-off-road-vehicles/e-bikes/

Is it currently taxed and insured