New concept allows you to legally drive on the road without a licence

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Citroen has unveiled its AMI One concept, a compact two-seat quadricycle measuring just 2.5 metres long, ahead of its debut at the Geneva motor show. Weighing 425kg and powered by an electric motor, it boasts a 100km range and can be driven without a licence in France. The AMI One is designed for urban commutes and may compete with bike-sharing services. In Australia, however, strict regulations currently prevent quadricycles from being sold due to safety concerns.

Brands mentioned: Citroen, Toyota, Renault, Mitsubishi