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Moped car: 45 km/h Car from 15 or 16 – which models can I drive?

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  As a teenager, who hasn't dreamed of being on the road independently - and arriving at their destination dry? Until now, 15 or 16-year-olds only had the option of driving a moped or later a scooter. With micro-cars, a new world is opening up. We'll tell you whether the small cars are really an alternative, what the safety situation is, and which models you have to choose from. What is a moped car? Moped cars are  small and light four-wheeled motor vehicles  that can travel at a maximum speed of  45 km/h  and may be driven by  persons aged 15 and over . Their output is limited to 6 kW and the weight must not exceed 425 kilograms.   What driving licence do you need for a moped car? As the name suggests, you need at least an AM driver's license for a moped car or microcar. Since July 2021, light vehicles that are not faster than 45 km/h have been allowed to be driven uniformly throughout Germany with the class AM driving licence at the age of 15....
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Charging at charging stations with special offer

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The Chargemap mobile app now offers a 'Cost Savings' filter section. There you will find, among other things, a filter  to show 'Stations on sale' with the Chargemap Pass . You can see the discount percentage applied and the name of the network in question. Once you've applied the filter, all you have to do is browse the cartography to find charging stations with discounted rates in your area. This new feature is intended to enable even more attractive fares with the Chargemap Pass. And our team wants to go the extra mile to offer you attractive special offers in many networks throughout Europe! Charge your car for free Yes, you can still charge your electric vehicle without spending a dime! Some public charging station networks offer their users free charging. This is the case, for example, with the following providers: Town halls and municipalities, parking lots of supermarkets and shopping centers, Hotels and restaurants, Car dealer... It's easy to...
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Car recuperation: How does it work?

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Formula 1 fans know it as part of the KERS, where the Kinetic Energy Recovery System is used, especially when overtaking. In roadworthy cars, it is known as recuperation. What is meant is energy recovery during braking. This system is usually found in all e-cars as well as some  hybrid vehicles . However, this process has not been reinvented for  electromobility . Rail vehicles such as cogwheel railways or some electric locomotives already use this so-called utility brake to feed braking energy back into the power grid. In the case of electric cars, recuperation recharges the battery. What is recuperation? The term recuperation comes from the Latin word "recuperatio", which means "recovery" or "reacquisition". It is a technical process for recovering energy. Recovery serves to increase energy efficiency. Recuperation can be found in many applications – especially in combustion plants, cars and trains. Braking energy does not always have to be used. Hot...
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