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Tiny batteries have been designed to be easily transportable and rechargeable, thanks to their light weight (3.5 kg per battery). Once recharged, you can put them back in the quadricycle in the place provided.

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To drive a licence-free car or a small car, you will need to be : - 14 years old, depending of the country you live in. So before riding, you must check the road safety regulations in your country.You will need a B licence or at least AM licence (an 8-hour driving course). - insured with a no-licence car insurance policy (with third-party liability cover). Insurance comparators on the internet will help you choose. - in compliance with regulations such as the obtaining of a vehicle registration document or certificate of registration. These conditions for driving without a licence make it possible to be aware of all the risks (maximum speed, alcohol level, offences, accidents, body injury, etc.) and to drive a mini-car with complete peace of mind. A suspended, invalidated or cancelled driving licence (B licence) does not prevent the driving of a licence-free vehicle (AM licence), also known as a light quadricyle. Our Tiny micro-car models are therefore perfect as a first car for young drivers!

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Our mini city car is accessible to everyone. Tiny is like driving a scooter, but with an extra passenger, in complete safety and within your budget. Young drivers must first be trained by competent professionals, such as a driving school, to drive a car and manoeuvre this type of vehicle. This training will enable them to drive independently, without the need to take the traditional B licence. The AM licence remains mainly a theoretical driving course, as it does not include a practical test. However, young drivers of cars without a licence will already have experience of the road and its users before getting behind the wheel of a larger car. Finally, a licence-free car is equipped with an automatic gearbox, which makes it easier to learn to drive. However, this AM licence does not give the right to drive conventional cars (Permis B) or a heavy quadricycle. A quad bike, for example, can be driven from the age of 16, depending on the category. It will also be subject to the same rules as a driver holding a B driving licence (offence, fine, blood alcohol level, etc.) and may risk invalidation or suspension of the AM licence in the event of offences. In the event of an at-fault accident, he or she may receive a penalty from the insurers.Tiny is the ideal first car.

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Although quadricycles can offer a degree of mobility to road users who have not obtained or intend to obtain a driving licence (B licence), these vehicles cannot be driven everywhere. They are therefore prohibited on motorways, expressways and urban ring roads. This is to minimise the risk of accidents due to excessive speed differences between speed-limited unlicensed vehicles and conventional cars. Drivers of small cars on roads not authorised for this type of vehicle risk a fine of up to €1,500, or even immobilisation or confiscation of the mini-car. Indeed, this is a dangerous action that calls into question all safety and increases the risk of collision, of damage... As Tiny is a 100% electric vehicle, you will also be able to drive in Low Emission Zones (LEZ), city centres and you will not be affected by anti-pollution measures (alternating traffic for example). Drivers will be able to recognise the signs and lanes that are authorised or prohibited for their licence-free vehicle, thanks to their theoretical and practical training for the AM licence.

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The ecological bonus is usually calculated according to the power of the vehicle and the size of the batteries. You will have to check the availabilities of this bonus in your country.