For a vehicle to be considered a light quadricycle, what must be its unladen mass?

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According to General Vehicle Regulations, a light quadricycle (category L6e) is defined, among other things, by having an unladen mass less than or equal to 350 kg. It is crucial to remember an important exception: if the vehicle is electric, the weight of the batteries is not included in this calculation. If the weight were to exceed 350 kg (excluding batteries), we would be referring to a heavy quadricycle or another type of motor vehicle. Additionally, these vehicles are limited to a speed of 45 km/h and a power output of 4 kW (or 50 cc engine displacement).

For a vehicle to be considered a light quadricycle, what must be its unladen mass?

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