Microlino · 2026

Not a car. The Microlino is a quadricycle, sold here in left-hand drive only. The Lite is limited to 28 mph and an AM moped licence covers it; the others reach 56 mph. No Electric Car Grant.

2026 Microlino Lite

In production

Lite 10.5 kWh

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Battery

Battery Lithium-ion. There is no rapid charging.: 10.5 kWh

Range

Range Up to 200 km WMTC, from Micro's 55 Edition release.: 124 miles

Charging

AC charge power Type 2, or a household socket with the same result. There is no rapid charging.: 2.2 kW

Performance

Drive: RWD
Top speed 45 km/h, the limit for its class, and why an AM moped licence is enough.: 28 mph
Motor 6 kW, the limit for an L6e light quadricycle.: 6 kW

Details

Seating A bench for two, reached through the front door.: 2 seats

Dimensions

Length: 2,519 mm
Width Mirrors folded: 1,473 mm
Height: 1,501 mm
Boot volume Behind the bench, under a hatch. Micro says it takes one large suitcase and two cabin bags.: 230 litres

What you get

Exterior

Front-opening door Standard
Folding fabric sunroof Optional

Interior

Premium interior Optional

Infotainment

Bluetooth speaker Optional

The Microlino Lite, the 28 mph car for an AM licence

The Lite's dashboard, with the base interior

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The Microlino Lite, the 28 mph car for an AM licence · Venice Blue · © Micro Microlino Lite from the side · Berlin Anthracite Matt · © Micro The Lite's dashboard, with the base interior · Venice Blue · © Micro

What it costs to run

A full charge at home could cost £0.84, or 0.7p per mile.*

Cost of a full charge: £0.84
Cost per mile: 0.7p

Based on Intelligent Octopus Go, an EV tariff from Octopus Energy (£50 off when you switch). * At 8p a unit, using the manufacturer's WLTP efficiency figure. What you actually pay depends on how, and where, you drive.