
Vmoto CU 72V
€1,799
The honest city runabout — light, nimble, with a rear-rack option for business and everyday life.
A car licence is enough (class AM)
The Vmoto brand
Conflee Motors is an authorised Vmoto dealer in Mannheim — sales, test rides, registration help and workshop at one address: Augartenstraße 44, in the middle of the squares.
12 machines of the brand are here, 45 to 125 km/h, from €1,799 — in 17 configurations. All with a seat and a plate, no kick-scooters. You ride one before you decide.
€1,799
Entry price, RRP incl. VAT
45–125 km/h
Top speed, depending on the model
12
Machines of this brand in the shop
The manufacturer
On its own site the company describes itself as a “Global leader in electric mobility solutions” and sorts its vehicles into three ranges: E-Moto, E-Scooter and E-Fleet. You will find exactly those three below — as a road machine, as a scooter and as a delivery vehicle.
About production the manufacturer writes: “Encompassing a sprawling 30,000 square meters in Nanjing, our state-of-the-art factory stands as the heart of innovation in electric motorcycles and mopeds.” It publishes no unit numbers or capacity figures there.
Vmoto is listed on the stock exchange and runs its investor centre under the ticker ASX:VMT. The same site names Pininfarina as a design partner, the rider Jorge Lorenzo, and the Porsche Carrera Cup Italia, for which Vmoto is the official electric scooter supplier.
Nothing more about the manufacturer is written here. What stands above is quoted from its own public site — anything else would be our opinion, not its statement.
Source: vmoto.com
The line-up
Class first, machine second: speed decides the licence, the plate and the insurance. Every tile leads to the model page with the full data, colours and photos.
Vehicle class L1e. An insurance plate instead of registration, no periodic roadworthiness test, and licence class AM already sits inside a car licence.

€1,799
The honest city runabout — light, nimble, with a rear-rack option for business and everyday life.
A car licence is enough (class AM)

from €2,499
Café-racer silhouette, 45 km/h, a car licence is enough — motorcycle feeling without a motorcycle licence.
A car licence is enough (class AM)

from €2,499
Naked-bike looks in the 45 km/h class — young, edgy, eye-catching.
A car licence is enough (class AM)

from €2,999
The CITI 74V with a single battery — a lean entry into the 45 km/h class, upgradable to two batteries anytime.
A car licence is enough (class AM)

€3,199
The CITI in delivery trim — proven technology, business-ready.
A car licence is enough (class AM)

€6,999
The latest generation of delivery scooters — maximum payload, minimum downtime.
A car licence is enough (class AM)
Light motorcycles, class L3e-A1. This is where you keep up with country-road traffic — it takes an A1 licence or code 196 on your car licence.

€2,999
The proven CITI — 80 km/h for city and suburbs, an A1 licence is enough.
A1 or code 196

from €3,149
The 80 km/h CITI with a single battery — an affordable entry into the L3e class, upgradable to two batteries.
A1 or code 196

€4,699
Scrambler character with dual batteries — the TC for explorers.
A1 or code 196
The fastest machines in the range, but the same licence class as the step below: L3e-A1, so A1 or code 196.

€4,999
Up to 10 kW peak power and ABS — the sportiest naked bike in the family.
A1 or code 196

from €5,299
The premium flagship: ABS, traction control, TFT display, tyre-pressure monitoring — maxi-scooter comfort, electric.
A1 or code 196

€6,666
The top model: 120 km/h, ABS, traction control, TFT — electric motorcycling without compromise.
A1 or code 196
All prices are recommended retail prices including VAT. Ranges are manufacturer figures from the test cycle — in daily use weight, speed, weather and route decide.
Which one for whom
Most questions in the shop come down to one of these cases. For each of them, here is the machine from this range that fits best — plus the way to the licence, if it is still missing. Where the range has no machine of its own for a case, the case is simply not listed.
Up to 45 km/h, licence class AM is enough: from age 16 as a licence of its own, and automatically included in a car licence. The cheapest machine in the range, modest insurance, an insurance plate instead of registration.
Riding the same route every day does not call for top speed but for range and a battery you can carry up to your flat. This is the machine with the longest manufacturer range in the 45 km/h class.
Above 45 km/h the 125 class begins. With a car licence, code 196 takes you there: training at a driving school, no exam. This is this brand's cheapest way into the class.
Once the route leaves town, sustained speed matters more than the sprint from the lights. This is the fastest machine in the range — and licence-wise it stays in the same class as the step below.
After the purchase
The workshop is in the same building as the showroom, Augartenstraße 44. Servicing, brakes, tyres, lighting, battery and fault diagnosis — on the machines we also sell.
Book through the service page or by phone. If you live in the squares, you can push it round at worst.
We order and fit wear parts and accessories for the models on this page. What is normally needed — brake pads, tyres, bulbs, mirrors, fuses — is in stock in the shop.
Whatever is not in stock, we give you a firm date for before you leave the vehicle with us.
Manufacturer warranty as published by the manufacturer, details in store.
We show you the warranty documents before the purchase and handle any warranty case through the workshop in this building.
Frequent questions
It is the same house, but we only repeat what the manufacturer publishes itself: the official Super Soco shop runs on shop.vmotosoco.com, its imprint names Vmoto Soco Italy SRL, and the footer of that shop describes the company as “Vmoto is a global scooter manufacturing and distribution group.”
What matters in the shop: you get both brands from us, both are serviced in the same workshop, and several model names appear on both manufacturer sites.
For part of the range, explicitly yes — on these models the data sheet states a removable battery: Vmoto CU 72V, Vmoto CITI 74V, Vmoto CITI 60V, Vmoto VS3.
For the CU the manufacturer's model page speaks of a “removable 60V/24Ah battery and 72V/24Ah battery that can be easily recharged using a standard household outlet”. For every other model the answer is in the technical table on its own model page — we deliberately do not guess here.
Whatever stands in the showroom you can take with you as soon as it is registered. For everything else we give you a firm date before you sign — a blanket number of weeks is deliberately not printed here, because it differs by model and colour.
Every model page carries its current state: in the showroom, available at short notice, available to order, pre-order, or on request.
In our own workshop at Augartenstraße 44 in Mannheim — the same building you buy the vehicle in. Servicing, brakes, tyres, lighting, battery and fault diagnosis.
You do not have to have bought it from us. Book through the service page or by phone.
Up to 45 km/h class AM is enough — and AM already sits inside a class B car licence, as it does in A1, A2 and A. Without a car licence, a standalone AM licence works from age 16.
Anything faster is the 125 class (L3e-A1): that takes A1, or code 196 if you hold a car licence. The line-up below states the rule for each class.
The machines in the showroom you ride straight away — by appointment, because the shop is staffed by appointment only. For models that are not standing there we tell you honestly when a test ride is possible instead of selling you a slot.
Bring your licence. The rest is ready.
Carry on where it fits:
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