Light quadricycles are small, four-wheeled vehicles designed primarily for urban use. They typically have a maximum weight of 450 kg and can accommodate up to two passengers. These vehicles are often powered by electric or small combustion engines, making them an eco-friendly alternative for short-distance travel. In many regions, light quadricycles are subject to less stringent regulations compared to traditional cars, allowing for easier access and lower costs. They are popular in cities where parking is limited and traffic congestion is common, providing a practical solution for daily commuting and short errands.