Peru's Electric Motorcycle Imports Surge 228% — But Some Models Can't Get Registered

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Peru's transport ministry requires L1/L3-category electric motorcycles to carry a license plate, ownership card and valid SOAT insurance, alongside a Class B license. Electric motorcycle imports hit 31,685 units from January to May 2026, up 228% year-on-year and mostly from China, but incomplete technical documentation from some manufacturers is leaving certain models unable to complete registration. Buyers are urged to confirm a model can be registered before purchasing.