1. Electric motorcycles are categorized into electric mopeds and standard electric motorcycles, each requiring a different type of driver's license.
2. Riding an electric moped requires a Class F license. An electric moped is defined as a two-wheeled motorcycle with a maximum design speed exceeding 25 km/h but not exceeding 50 km/h, and a motor power output of no more than 4 kW.
3. Riding a standard electric motorcycle requires a Class E license. Standard electric motorcycles have a maximum design speed exceeding 50 km/h.
4. Additionally, for broader riding privileges, one can obtain a Class D license. The scope of a Class D license encompasses the vehicles covered by Class E and Class F licenses, meaning the holder is authorized to ride standard three-wheeled motorcycles, standard two-wheeled motorcycles, and mopeds.
In summary, riding an electric motorcycle requires at least a Class F license; a Class E license is necessary for standard electric motorcycles, while a Class D license offers the widest range of riding privileges.