1.1 Electric Bicycle: Classified as a "non-motorized vehicle," it is defined as "a two-wheeled bicycle equipped with an onboard battery as auxiliary power source, featuring pedal-assisted or electric propulsion capabilities." Its defining characteristic is the retention of pedal-assisted functionality, representing an electrified evolution of traditional bicycles. 1.2. Electric motorcycles: Classified under the category of "motor vehicles," they are defined as "motorcycles powered by electricity," lacking pedal-assisted riding functionality. Their power output and overall structure closely resemble those of traditional fuel-powered motorcycles. Based on speed and power, they can be further subdivided into two types: electric mopeds (F license plate) and electric motorcycles (E license plate).

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