Updated on October 9, 2026
Which licence for a motorbike or scooter in Switzerland?
From 14, 16 or 18? Category M, A1 125 cc, restricted A 35 kW: the Swiss 2026 rules with FEDRO sources, and the models that fit each licence.
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What to know before buying a Chinese-designed two-wheeler in Switzerland: licence, true cost, motorbikes, scooters, e-bikes and e-scooters. Every guide is dated and kept up to date.
Updated on October 9, 2026
From 14, 16 or 18? Category M, A1 125 cc, restricted A 35 kW: the Swiss 2026 rules with FEDRO sources, and the models that fit each licence.
Updated on October 9, 2026
The A1 licence can be obtained from age 16 for 125 cm³ / 11 kW. Zontes, QJ Motor and Kove offer Chinese 125s from CHF 3'490, with 0% customs duty in Switzerland.
Updated on October 9, 2026
From age 18, the restricted A licence opens the door to Chinese motorcycles. Discover compatible models in Switzerland: CFMoto, Voge, Zontes, Kove, QJ Motor.
Updated on October 9, 2026
Combustion or electric for your commute in Switzerland? Licence, customs, official importers and Chinese models: the 2026 comparison by SinoRide.
Updated on September 1, 2026
Electric scooter in Switzerland: 20 km/h max, 500 W motor, M license from 14, no license from 16. Official rules and compliant models.
Updated on August 15, 2026
Swiss prices in CHF, licence needed, range and official importers: a 2026 comparison of NIU, Super Soco and Ecooter electric scooters.
Updated on August 1, 2026
Reliability, Swiss prices, licence and official importers: our 2026 guide to CFMoto, Voge, Zontes, QJ Motor and Kove in Switzerland.
Updated on July 15, 2026
0% customs duty since 2024, 8.1% VAT: the real price of Chinese motorcycles in Switzerland. Official importers, homologation, license. Complete 2026 guide.