range starts with the light quadricycle-classed Urban 45 that was originally priced at in Europe with a monthly battery lease charge of . The price has since been raised to around €10,300 exc. VAT but now includes the battery. It has a motor power of , a maximum speed of and can thus be driven in most European countries by drivers from 14 years old with a special driving licence (France, Italy, Spain) or with a moped licence (Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Austria, Finland, Slovenia). Twizy Urban 80 The heavy quadricycle-classed Urban 80 model features a electric motor and can drive up to . Twizy Colour and Technic The Colour model is a colourful and 'fun' Twizy available for both the 45 and 80 trims. The Technic model brings additional design elements while sharing the technical features with the Urban. It is available for both the 45 and 80 trims. Twizy Cargo In June 2013 Renault announced the introduction of the Twizy Cargo, a model designed for hauling goods. The space destined for the seat of the second passenger was replaced with a cargo box with a volume of and maximum weight capacity of . Twizy Cargo The Cargo 45 has 4 kW of power and top speed is limited to .The car only has 1 seat and there is a larger space behind the driver to store goods. The Cargo 80 delivers a top speed of . Nissan NMC A rebadged version of the Twizy was launched in Japan as the Nissan New Mobility Concept (NMC). The electric vehicle was deployed in Yokohama on 11 October 2013 for service on a one-way carsharing program called "Choimobi Yokohama" (Choimobi means "easy mobility" in Japanese). During its first month on the market, over 2700 customers signed up for the service. A total of 45 units were registered through the end of October 2013. The NMC is classified as a kei car due to the car's dimensions and as such is equipped with yellow license plates. The Nissan-badged version was also used by Scoot, an American scooter sharing company, as a pilot for car-sharing operation in San Francisco. Twizy F1 Following the footsteps of Renault Espace F1, in April 2013 Renault Sport exhibited the Twizy F1, a concept version of the car that featured Formula One technologies such as KERS. The KERS system and an upgraded electric motor boosted the car's power