Electric moped · CBT

VMoto Super Soco CPx

The powerful one. Twin-battery range and 56 mph for riders chasing peak-hour earnings — all-inclusive from £79/week, no deposit.

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Specification

Built for the long shift

Top speed
56 mph
Range
up to 65 mi
Batteries
Twin removable
Licence
A1 / CBT
Class
L3e
From
£79 / week
VMoto Super Soco CPx electric moped

How much is it to rent a VMoto Super Soco CPx in London?

Otto Scooter rents the VMoto Super Soco CPx in London from £79 per week, all-inclusive of hire-and-reward insurance, GPS tracking, free servicing and breakdown replacement, with no deposit and no credit check. It’s an L3e electric moped with a 56 mph top speed and twin removable batteries giving up to ~65 miles of range — built for high-earning riders on long shifts.

A CBT (or A1 licence) plus a UK provisional/full licence is required, minimum age 17. Like every Otto vehicle it’s fully electric, so there’s no ULEZ or congestion charge. Collect from the Hammersmith workshop, usually the day after reserving, and deliver for Uber Eats, Deliveroo, Just Eat, Stuart or Relay.

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Questions, answered

Do I need a licence for the Super Soco CPx?
Yes — it’s an L3e moped, so you need a UK provisional or full licence plus a CBT certificate (or an A1 licence). Minimum age 17.
What range does it really do on delivery?
Its twin removable batteries give up to ~65 miles of mixed delivery riding — enough for long peak-hour shifts. Swap a charged pack mid-shift for effectively unlimited range.
How much does it cost to rent?
From £79/week on short rental, all-inclusive of hire-and-reward insurance, GPS, free servicing and breakdown replacement, with no deposit. Rent-to-buy is available too.
Is it ULEZ exempt?
Yes — fully electric, so no ULEZ and no congestion charge anywhere in London.