NIEVE Q-EN

The NIEVE Q-EN is the enclosed model for four: two side by side in front, a wide bench behind, warm and dry behind double laminated glass. Fully electric. For Motion imports this model unchanged. In Britain it is a private-land machine.

The Q-EN at a glance

Top speed	28 mph (45 km/h). Private land only in the UK
Seating	4: two side by side in front, two on the rear bench; belt warning
Motor	3,100 W, 5,100 W peak; climbs up to 21%
Battery	58 Ah gel, or 80, 100 or 140 Ah lithium; 5 to 7 hours from a normal socket
Range	Up to about 87 miles (140 km) on the largest pack; weather, passengers and driving style all count
Brakes and suspension	Hydraulic discs on four wheels, mechanical foot and parking brake; MacPherson front, swingarm with Panhard rod rear
Size and weight	243.5 × 110 × 158 cm, 168 cm wheelbase; 444 to 458 kg; 135/70 R12 tyres on alloy rims
Included	7-inch multimedia display, PTC heating, reversing camera, electric windows, Bluetooth, radio, 2 USB sockets, LED all round
Colours	Black, red, grey

Who it suits (and who it doesn't)

A good fit if you have private ground, want to travel dry and warm with more than two people, or would rather sit side by side than one behind the other — and have space for a vehicle of 243 × 110 cm.

Look at another model if you need air conditioning: it is announced but not yet available, and the Dike has it as standard. If you need the public road or the pavement, choose a single-seat machine supplied at 8 mph, such as the On Four.

Riding this in the UK

This is the clearest case in the range. Four seats, 1.10 m wide and 444 to 458 kg put the Q-EN far outside every UK mobility-scooter class, which is limited to a single-seat vehicle of 150 kg and 0.85 m. In Britain we supply it for private land only, with the owner's permission — never the public highway or the footway. It is also outside the light quadricycle limits used elsewhere in Europe, so we can promise no approval route here today. Ask customer service before you order, and read our rules page.

Options

The configurator above lists every option for the Q-EN and what each one adds. Battery and charging: the lead-acid pack, or a lithium pack in three sizes up to about 87 miles; a 20 A or 35 A fast charger in place of the standard 15 A unit; an adapter plug for a charging point, with or without a 3 m extension lead. Seating and controls: seat heating; a 5 or 10 cm seat riser for a higher entry; the accelerator pedal moved to the left; the brake pedal moved from the centre to the right or left; a steering knob for one-handed control. Practical and security: a rollator holder or a wheelchair holder on the back of the vehicle, a USB connection, a phone holder, an alarm, a GPS tracker, and spare tyres with or without rims. The Q-EN has no speed group in the configurator; whatever the setting, it is for private land only in Britain, as explained above. Maintenance packages and multi-year service contracts are listed too; for a United Kingdom address, ask us in the quote what servicing we can offer before you choose one.

Price, delivery and your rights

Your written quote states the full price delivered to your address and says plainly that this is a private-land machine in Britain. You have 14 days to cancel under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, plus your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Request a quote.