Overview

• Lawmakers created the VEMEPE category for electric personal vehicles that exceed 25 km/h with independent throttles and motors between 250 watts and 1 kW.
• Users must obtain a dedicated license by class (A for under 35 kg, B for 35–350 kg), register with Semovi, and carry plates, a circulation card, a certified helmet and a reflective vest.
• The city announced registration and plate issuance will begin in December 2025, and it is working with the federal SICT on plate codes as public outreach begins beforehand.
• The head of government has up to 360 days to align the traffic regulations, and Semovi will detail technical standards and procedures during the rollout.
• Noncompliance may draw fines up to 2,262 pesos, legislators are pushing for a defined grace period, and authorities highlight bans on sidewalk riding along with concerns about enforcement tools and costs for users and shared-vehicle operators.