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Heavy quadricycle, en electric car?

Is this correct to write that a "heavy quadricycle" is en electric car? Legally it is a category L vehicle rather than a category M.

Can the same word "car" be used for both vehicle categories?

Can the expression "electric heavy quadricycle" be more correct? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.136.216.31 (talk) 21:04, 17 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]

EU approval vs UK approval

We read here: "The Buddy was EU approved[when?] as a heavy quadricycle (an electric four-wheel motorcycle)"

This might be challenged for various reason.

  • it is said it is approved as E11. This is the UK aproval (E11) and not the EU aproval (E42) (read World_Forum_for_Harmonization_of_Vehicle_Regulations);
  • the UK is not an EU member (see Brexit);
    • Approval given by a member state is accepted by another member states (concept of the EU single market) but UK is not a member state
    • Approval by an UNECE member should be recognized by another UNECE member, but UNECE is larger than just the EU
  • It is not clear if the UNECE approval is for vehicle parts only or for the whole vehicle?