Imagine.

With the roof down, you drive along the still-quiet bay, with the pale sand and turquoise sea on your right. No one glances at the other cars; everyone is looking at yours.

The Moke glides to Pornichet, parks effortlessly in Le Pouliguen, and takes you to the salt marshes of Guérande at sunset. Silently. Without a drop of petrol. Just the wind.

La Baule without a Moke is possible, but so much less lovely.

The most photographed car in the bay

First launched in 1964, the Moke – an icon of cinema and summer days by the sea – is now back as a 100 % electric car. In La Baule, it ticks all the boxes:

• A 4-seater convertible – the whole gang on board
• Silent and emission-free: understated elegance
• M1-approved, Category B licence, all roads on the peninsula
• Six colours: Shell White, Wave Blue, Sunset Orange, Sunlight Yellow, Eucalyptus Green, Palm Green
• Free test drive by appointment, purchase & lease, delivery anywhere in France

The bay at dawn, the Belle Époque villas in the Escoublac forest, the Guérande salt marshes, a stop-off at Le Croisic: the Moke loves the peninsula whatever the season. In summer for the beach, in winter for the low-angled light over the bay, it turns every journey into a leisurely drive. Two hours’ charging at a Type 2 socket, and twelve kilometres along the bay await you.