According to vehicle regulations, what technical characteristics define a light quadricycle?

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A light quadricycle is a four-wheeled vehicle that, for traffic purposes, is treated as equivalent to a moped. To be considered as such, it must strictly meet three simultaneous requirements: Unladen mass: Less than 350 kg (excluding the mass of batteries in the case of electric vehicles). Maximum speed: Not exceeding 45 km/h. Engine: Displacement less than or equal to 50 cc (for spark-ignition engines) or a maximum net power output less than or equal to 4 kW (for other internal combustion or electric engines). The other answers are incorrect because they either omit the speed limit or mention a weight of 400 kg, which corresponds to the limit for heavy quadricycles (not light ones).

According to vehicle regulations, what technical characteristics define a light quadricycle?

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