How to register Ebike 

🇲🇺 How to Register Your E-Bike in Mauritius

A simple step-by-step guide

Buying an e-bike is easy.
Registering it properly keeps you legal, insured, and protected.

🔍 STEP 1: Know what type of e-bike you have

Before registration, your e-bike is classified by motor power and speed.

✅ Low-power e-bike (up to 250W)

• Treated similarly to a bicycle
  
  

• No driving licence required
  
  

• Registration still required
  
  

⚠️ Higher-power e-bike / electric motorcycle

• Treated as a motor vehicle
  
  

• Driving licence required
  
  

• Insurance required
  
  

• Full registration required
  
  

👉 If you’re unsure, ask Blunergy or your local police station to confirm the category.

🚲 STEP 2: Registering a LOW-POWER e-bike (≤250W)

Where to go:

➡️ Your nearest Police Station

What to bring:

• Your National ID / Passport
  
  

• Invoice or receipt from Blunergy
  
  

• E-bike details:
  
  

  • Brand & model
    
    

  • Motor power (W)
    
    

  • Serial number
    
    

What happens:

• Police record the e-bike details
  
  

• You receive a registration number / sticker or plate
  
  

• You are now legally allowed to ride on public roads
  
  

✅ No driving licence required
✅ Helmet strongly recommended
⚠️ Must follow all road traffic rules

🛵 STEP 3: Registering a HIGH-POWER e-bike / electric motorcycle

These follow the same process as motorcycles.

You will need:

1. Invoice from Blunergy
   
   

2. Deed of Sale (Registrar-General’s Department)
   
   

3. Vehicle examination (where required)
   
   

4. Insurance cover
   
   

5. Driving licence
   
   

6. Registration with NLTA
   
   

Outcome:

• Official registration number
  
  

• Number plate
  
  

• Legal road use as a motor vehicle
  
  

⚠️ Helmet is mandatory

⚠️ Road tax may apply

⚠️ Insurance coverage

📌 STEP 4: After registration – your responsibilities

Once registered, the owner is fully responsible for:

• Safe use of the e-bike
  
  

• Correct charging & maintenance
  
  

• Insurance (if applicable)
  
  

• Obeying the Road Traffic Act
  
  

• Any fines, accidents, or offences
  
  

Blunergy provides guidance, but legal responsibility rests with the owner.

❗ Important safety & legal reminders

✔ Always use the correct charger
✔ Do not modify the motor or controller
✔ Wear a helmet and reflective gear
✔ Do not ride on footpaths
✔ Ride defensively and responsibly

Improper use or modification can:

• Void insurance
  
  

• Lead to fines
  
  

• Cause serious injury
  
  

🔋 Blunergy Tip

When you buy from Blunergy, we:
✔ Provide a compliant invoice
✔ Explain the correct registration path
✔ Advise on legal charger & battery use

👉 Ask us before riding — it saves time, fines, and frustration.