Hen party in Nice: the perfect two-day itinerary for a girls’ getaway
Hen Party in Nice : the dream combination for every bride-to-be. A successful hen party is a perfect blend of sunshine, beautiful photos, an activity everyone will still be talking about at the wedding, and absolutely no logistical hassle. Good news: Nice ticks all the boxes. With the Mediterranean as a backdrop, stylish spots within walking distance in heels, and light that makes every photo magazine-worthy. Here’s the itinerary we recommend for groups of friends looking for two intense, elegant days that go off without a hitch.
Day 1 · Morning
An alarm clock that sets the tone
You don’t kick off a weekend with the girls by gulping down a lukewarm coffee whilst standing up. Off to the Garden Café @gardencafenice, often cited as the most photogenic brunch spot in Nice: a glass-roofed terrace, greenery, rattan and dishes that are as pretty as they are generous. Set menus cost around €20 to €25 per person; the value for money is excellent and the morning light is perfect for the group’s first photos. Book in advance: it’s a popular spot, especially at weekends.
Day 1 · Late morning
Shopping in the Golden Square
A ten-minute walk away is the triangle formed by the'Avenue de Verdun, the Paradis Street and the Alphonse Karr Street is home to Nice’s most beautiful shop windows: designers, French fashion houses and jewellers. It’s the perfect time to find an evening outfit or a little gift for the bride-to-be. If your group prefers shops with character, head over to the Old Nice : designers’ workshops, local perfumers and the market at the Saleya Square @explorenicecotedazur so you can leave with your arms full of flowers. One doesn’t rule out the other – everything’s within walking distance.
Day 1 · Afternoon
Sun loungers overlooking the Baie des Anges
Heading for Castel Plage @castelplage, the private beach nestled at the foot of Rauba Capeu, just below the Château Hill. It’s the chic yet laid-back spot on the Promenade: sun loungers and parasols (expect to pay around thirty euros), Mediterranean cuisine, and unobstructed views across the entire Baie des Anges. You can spend the afternoon there swimming, napping and sipping spritzes, whilst the band’s playlist plays softly in the background. Booking is recommended during peak season; the beach is open from April to the end of September.
Day 1 · Evening
Dinner on the rooftops – quite literally
For dinner on your first evening, head up to the sixth floor of the Maison Albar – Le Victoria : its rooftop Taulissa @maisonalbarhotels («on the rooftops» in Provençal) is the place everyone in Nice is talking about. A 360-degree view stretching from the sea to the mountains, with southern French cuisine by Glenn Viel, dishes to share served at your table, a lounge atmosphere with a DJ: the perfect setting for a big hen night. A little nod that gives a clear indication of the establishment’s style: you might just come across their Electric moke, the same one that awaits you the following morning.
The Night Diary
Mama Shelter Nice @mamashelternice : Indoor DJ sets, events all year round (follow the programme on their Instagram).
Gypsy Mum @mamatzigane : «A haven of happiness for intrepid, elegantly disorganised souls», Thursday to Saturday from 7 pm to 2.30 am. Quite a programme.
To the Sound of Guitars @ausondesguitaresnice : the go-to spot in Nice for dancing the night away.
Paola Speakeasy @paolaspeakeasy : the hidden bar that comes alive at the weekend, from 10 pm to 2 am.
And don’t forget to book a table at Taulissa – its terrace is one of the most sought-after in the city.
Day 2 · Morning
The guided Moke tour – the highlight of the day
This is the memory your group will take home with them. Setting off from the port of Nice, you’ll set sail in a small convoy of Electric convertible Mokes, these icons of the 1960s, reimagined as 100 % electric cars. A guide leads the way at the front, whilst you enjoy the ride: the bay of Villefranche, Mont Boron, the bends of the Basse Corniche, hair blowing in the wind and photo stops at the most beautiful viewpoints. Nobody has to drive if nobody feels like it: No licence required, no deposit required, the guides take care of everything.
Key points: 1-hour guided walk, from €100 per person (Sunset option available; half-day Grand Tour of Cap d’Antibes for enthusiastic groups). From 2 people, up to 6 per convoy: the ideal format for a hen party. In French or English. Moke my day!
And if your group includes one or two keen female drivers, the daily hire (from €250, category B driving licence) allows you to extend the experience in complete freedom, from Saint-Tropez to Monaco.
Day 2 · Midday and afternoon
A seafood lunch, relaxation and golden hour
Wind down gently with lunch at Bonaparte's Fish @peixes_restaurant_nice, between Place Garibaldi and the harbour: a large terrace, ceviches and tatakis in an atmosphere as refreshing as the dishes themselves. Purists will prefer a terrace at the Saleya Square, just a stone’s throw away. Then treat the group to the pampering break that makes for the best hen parties: a hotel spa, a group massage or simply an hour’s stroll in the shade of the ochre-coloured façades. At the end of the day, head up to the Castle Hill : this is THE spot for views of the Baie des Anges, and at golden hour, you simply can’t go wrong with a group photo here.
Day 2 · Evening
A night-cap: sunset on the Promenade
To round off the weekend, the rooftop Farago @faragoontheroof, on the rooftop of the AC Hotel on the Promenade des Anglais, is just the ticket: a sunset over the Mediterranean, a final toast to the bride-to-be, and the promise to return. You’ll leave with hundreds of photos and one certainty: a girls’ trip to Nice isn’t something you can describe – it’s something you have to experience for yourself.
The Nice hen party itinerary at a glance
Day 1: brunch at the Garden Café · shopping in the Carré d’Or and Old Nice · an afternoon at Castel Plage · dinner at Taulissa (the rooftop terrace at Maison Albar – Le Victoria) · an evening on the rooftop terrace at Mama Shelter.
Day 2: Guided tour in an electric Moke, setting off from the harbour · lunch at Peixes Bonaparte · spa or a leisurely stroll · golden hour at the Colline du Château · a night-cap at the Farago.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much should you budget for a two-day hen party in Nice?
Excluding accommodation, expect to spend between €250 and €400 per person on this itinerary: brunch, private beach, dinner, rooftop bars and a guided Moke tour included. For a hen party, Nice remains a versatile destination, ranging from a smart weekend break to a luxury holiday.
How many people are needed for the guided Moke tour?
The tour is available for groups of 2 or more people, up to 6 in a small guided group. It’s the perfect format for a hen party: everyone gets to enjoy it, and no one has to drive.
Do I need to book activities in advance?
Yes, especially from May to September: rooftop bars, private beaches and Moke rides get booked up quickly. Booking a week in advance is usually enough, though you’ll need to book further in advance for weekends during the peak season.
When is the best time to hold a hen party in Nice?
From May to early October, to make the most of the beaches and rooftop bars. Spring and September offer the best balance: plenty of sunshine, pleasant sea temperatures and less crowded spots.
The highlight of your hen party awaits you
Your hen party in Nice starts here. Every city has its brunches and rooftop bars. But a convoy of electric convertibles cruising along the Mediterranean with your girlfriends? That’s something you’ll only find here. Book your slot before the season fills them up for you.
Further reading: Discover the Guided tour in an electric Moke in Nice, the Moke hire by the day, our page dedicated to the Electric Moke in Nice, as well as the Taulissa, the rooftop terrace at Maison Albar – Le Victoria, Castel Plage and the A guide to Nice’s rooftops by Côte d’Azur France to make your bookings.
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The Moke for summer, the Defender for winter: two iconic SUNCAR vehicles
One Classic Defender restored It’s not just any old second-hand car: it’s a refurbished icon, built to last and tailored to suit you. At SUNCAR, it’s a natural extension of the spirit of the electric Moke. In summer, you can cruise with the top down along the waterfront. When winter comes, the adventure continues, simply on different roads and whatever the weather.
Many of our customers who’ve fallen for the Moke ask us the same question: what about long journeys, winter driving and trips to the mountains? The answer can be summed up in two words: a restored Defender.
The Moke: summer, light-heartedness, the Côte d’Azur
The electric Moke is all about sunshine, short journeys and instant enjoyment. Quiet, open-top and cheerful, it’s made for coastal drives, aperitifs at the harbour and summer getaways. Zero emissions, easy to recharge, a smile guaranteed: it embodies the Côte d’Azur way of life. When everyone turns to look as you drive past, you know you’ve made the right choice. But summer lasts only one season, whilst the desire to get away never ends.
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The restored Defender: winter, long journeys, all kinds of roads
When the warmer months give way to long journeys and winter getaways, the restored Land Rover Defender takes over. Sturdy, timeless and built to cover the miles as easily as it tackles snow-covered tracks, it offers a unique character and bespoke comfort. A restored Defender is a vehicle that has been completely overhauled: the chassis has been treated, the mechanics made more reliable and the interior refurbished. It’s a world away from a worn-out second-hand car. It’s the ideal companion for long journeys, weekends in the mountains and the toughest of seasons.
Why choose a Defender for winter and long journeys?
Whilst the Moke shines in summer, the Defender excels when the weather turns rough. With four-wheel drive, generous ground clearance and a protective cabin, it’ll take you skiing, out into the countryside or on holiday journeys with complete peace of mind. And because it has been restored and made more reliable, you can enjoy the charm of a classic without the mechanical headaches. You can drive with peace of mind, summer or winter, on the road or off-road.
Restoration, preparation and customisation: true expertise
Behind every restored Defender lies the work of a true specialist. Restoring a Defender cannot be done on the fly: it involves stripping the chassis back to bare metal, ensuring the mechanics are reliable and paying meticulous attention to every finish. Added to this is the preparation and customisation: bespoke colour schemes, leather upholstery, equipment and an engine chosen to suit your needs. Whether it’s an authentic Classic Defender or a custom Defender designed to reflect your personality, the principle remains the same: a unique vehicle, made just for you, and delivered ready to drive anywhere in France.
Two vehicles, one spirit SUNCAR
The Moke and the Defender aren’t rivals: they complement each other. The same taste for authenticity, the same attention to detail, the same way of life. The Moke for the light-heartedness of summer, the restored Defender for the character of winter and long journeys. One brand, two seasons, a single trusted destination to enjoy adventure all year round.
How to buy your Moke SUNCAR, official distributor
Discover our restored Defenders
SUNCAR also supplies fully restored and customised Land Rover Defenders. Carefully selected, restored by a specialist workshop and delivered throughout France, they embody the same spirit as your Moke, ready for any terrain and any season.
Fancy keeping the adventure going all year round?
Whether you’re driving a Moke in the sunshine or a restored Defender on winter roads, you’ll find the same SUNCAR promise: exceptional vehicles, personalised support and the pleasure of driving a one-of-a-kind car, season after season.
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Electric Moke | 4-Seater Holiday Car
There are mornings when you get in your car and think of other things. And there are mornings when you get into the Electric moke, and just like that, you’re already on holiday. Not because you’ve changed your destination. But because you’ve changed your vehicle.
The Legacy
An automotive icon born in 1964 for one reason alone: freedom
The Electric moke was not born to be practical. She was born to be free.
Since 1964, this iconic convertible has travelled along all the roads where life is more beautiful: the Atlantic coastline of Biarritz, the beaches of Île de Ré, the quays of Deauville, the boulevards of Paris in summer, and the Provençal ports of Saint-Tropez, Cannes and Monaco. It belongs to no particular place. It belongs to those who know how to appreciate a journey for what it is.
MOKE International, the manufacturer The original versus the copies
Sixty years on, it’s back. Silent. 100 % electric. Zero emissions. As irresistible as ever. An icon that even won over Brigitte Bardot in its day.
The experiment
That holiday feeling on every journey
There's something happening when you get into a Electric moke.
With the top down, the wind in your hair, the silence of the electric motor – nothing but the sound of the road and your surroundings. Whether you’re on the Boulevard de la Grande Plage in Biarritz, at the harbour in Saint-Tropez, on the quays in Deauville or driving along the coast of the Île de Ré, the feeling is the same: you’re no longer just getting from A to B. You’re simply enjoying the moment.
That’s the electric Moke for you. Not a day-to-day runabout. A machine for making memories.
Everything you need to know about the electric Moke
Need some inspiration for your next getaway? We’ve already put together a few itineraries for you.
Our walking routes on the Côte d'Azur Two days in Nice with my girlfriends
Why choose an electric convertible?
The electric convertible cars are rare. The Moke is even rarer: four seats, zero emissions, a compact size that fits into any parking space, and a design that no one else offers.
The 2026 Guide to Electric Convertibles The electric beach car
Technical Specifications
Compact, electric, ready to go
- 4 places, the whole gang on board
- 129 km range, enough for a day at the beach or a whole holiday
- Recharges in 2 hours on a Type 2 socket (charging point or wallbox), 4 to 5 hours on a Green'Up high-power socket
- Maximum speed of 89 km/h, approved for use on all roads, Category B driving licence
- 100 % electric, zero emissions, silence and a clear conscience
- Six colours : Shell White, Palm Green, Wave Blue, Eucalyptus Green, Sunset Orange, Sunlight Yellow
- Available in France, Monaco and Switzerland, with home delivery
It doesn’t set out to replace your saloon car. It’s a complement to it – for weekends, getaways and those days when you want the journey itself to be part of the experience. And for special occasions: on the Côte d’Azur, the Moke has become one of the most charming ways to arrive on your wedding day.
The Moke Effect
What other cars don't do
People stop. They look. They smile.
The Electric moke creates something that’s quite rare these days: spontaneity. Conversations with strangers. Photos taken without being asked. A presence in the landscape that can’t really be explained, but which everyone senses.
Some designs stand the test of time because they got something essential right from the very beginning. The Moke is one of them. And because an icon deserves to be looked after as such, its technical servicing is carried out by an official partner on the Côte d’Azur.
EV Garage Riviera, official partner
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Leasing, hire purchase or buying: three ways to drive a Moke
Free trial: 30 minutes, no obligation
Fancy having a sniff before you make up your mind? The'The trial is free and comes with no obligation : 30 minutes on the routes of your choice, anywhere in France.
Lease purchase: from €449 per month
Fund your Electric Moke on a finance lease from €449 per month. Term of 24 to 60 months, flexible deposit, option to purchase at the end of the contract. Home delivery in France, Monaco and Switzerland.
Prices and funding The official LOA file
Direct purchase
For those who already know they won’t be able to do without it. Our team will help you find the right solution for your project.
Some things are best experienced before they are explained.
Further reading
The electric Moke The Mini Moke in France Electric convertibles 2026 The original versus the copies Walks along the Côte d'Azur Rent a Moke
SUNCAR France is the official distributor of the electric MOKE in France, Monaco and Switzerland. Showroom at 9 Rue Lascaris, Nice: Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm; Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm; and Sunday by appointment.
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A Mini Moke Drive: our 4 itineraries on the French Riviera
Mini Moke Road Trip on the French Riviera: Our Favourite Routes from Nice to Saint-Tropez
A drive in a Mini Moke along the Côte d’Azur is an experience in a class of its own. With the top down, the warm breeze on your face and the sea in the background, the Côte d’Azur was made for this. And the electric Moke – quiet and open-top – is the perfect companion.
Here are our favourite Mini Moke driving routes, between Nice, Monaco, Cannes and Saint-Tropez.
What is a Mini Moke? The Electric Moke in detail
Itinerary 1: Nice, from the Promenade to the Hills
For this first drive in a Mini Moke, the Promenade des Anglais is, of course, the starting point. But if you stick to the seafront, you’ll miss out on the best bits.
From the Promenade, head up towards Old Nice and its ochre-coloured alleyways. Then head towards the Corniche Inférieure, which runs along the coast to the east. The views of the Mediterranean gradually open up. In a Moke, every bend is an invitation to slow down.
Recommended stop: Villefranche-sur-Mer, one of the most beautiful coastal villages. The harbour is one of the deepest in the Mediterranean.
Practical tip: Set off early in the morning (before 9 am) or late in the afternoon (after 5 pm) to avoid the summer traffic and make the most of the golden light.
For tips and events: Nice Tourist Office
Itinerary 2: The Corniche to Monaco
Nice → Èze → Monaco. This stretch of the Grande Corniche is one of the most photographed in France. Travelling in an electric Moke – silent and offering unobstructed views of the landscape – takes the experience to a whole new level.
From Nice, take the Route de la Grande Corniche (D2564). The winding road gradually climbs above the coastline. To the left: the Mediterranean. Below: the rooftops of the coastal towns. Above: the azure sky.
Recommended stop: Èze Village. This medieval village, perched at an altitude of 400 metres, offers a 360° view of the coast. The exotic garden is well worth a visit.
Arrival Monaco: Descend towards the Rock and Port Hercules. The Moke in this setting of yachts and limestone cliffs is a picture in itself.
Autonomy This journey is 20 km, well below the Moke’s range (129 km). You can make a round trip and still have time to potter about.
Itinerary 3: Cannes and the Seaside
The Croisette in Cannes is one of the most famous avenues in the world. In a Moke convertible, with the sun and the sea, it’s exactly the setting it deserves.
Head to Cannes via the motorway or the coastal road (more scenic, but longer). Once on La Croisette, drive slowly. The palm trees, the façades of the luxury hotels, the beach just a stone’s throw away. Park up and walk down to the Vieux Port.
Recommended stop: Le Marché Forville, if you are there in the morning. Then the Port, for a coffee facing the boats.
For photographers: The late afternoon light on La Croisette, with the Moke in the foreground, is a visual brief in itself.
Itinerary 4: Saint-Tropez and the peninsula
Saint-Tropez is the ultimate destination for a spin in a Mini Moke. Brigitte Bardot made the Moke legendary there. The harbour, the beaches of Pampelonne, the vineyards of Ramatuelle – every scene is like a postcard.
Suggested itinerary on site
1. Arrival by Saint-Tropez Port, parking and a walk through the alleyways
2. Route de la plage de Pampelonne (D93), vineyards, wild lavender and the sea at the end
3. Ramatuelle, a medieval village, market if you are there on a Thursday or Sunday
4. Return via La Croix-Valmer for a different view of the peninsula
Charging advice: Make sure you plan to recharge in Saint-Tropez. There are several charging points available in town. The 129 km range is sufficient for journeys around the peninsula, but the return journey to Cannes or Nice will require some planning.
Note: We occasionally organise free trials of the Moke in Saint-Tropez, Port of Saint-Tropez and Ramatuelle.
To prepare for your visit: Saint-Tropez Tourist Office
Our tips for a successful Mini Moke outing
The weather first
The French Riviera enjoys over 300 days of sunshine a year. But a Moke without a top in the rain is a different matter altogether. Check the Weather conditions Météo France before you set off. Outside July and August, mornings can be chilly, so do bring a light jacket.
Departure time
Morning golden hour (7am–9am): golden light, clear roads. Evening golden hour (5pm–7pm): the same magic, but check the time of sunset depending on the season.
Parking
In the town centres of the Côte d'Azur during the high season, parking is a challenge in its own right. Arrive early or try the out-of-town car parks and finish off with a stroll.
Autonomy
129 km is more than enough for most of these routes. For Saint-Tropez, plan to recharge whilst you’re there. Allow 2 hours on a Type 2 socket (charging point or wallbox), or 4 to 5 hours on a Green’Up high-power socket. Just enough time for a nice lunch.
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Ready to hit the road?
How about preparing your next outing in a Mini Moke? At SUNCAR France, we offer free test drives of the electric Moke in Nice, Cannes, Monaco and Saint-Tropez. Thirty minutes, no obligation, on the roads of your choice.
We also offer the option of hiring your Moke by the day, so you can explore the Côte d'Azur and treat yourself to a memorable experience behind the wheel of an iconic car.
Further reading
The French Riviera awaits you. As does the Moke.
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Mini Moke France: the electric beach car is back
Mini Moke France, summer 2026: the iconic 1964 convertible now runs on 100 % electric power. There are some cars you recognise at a glance. Silhouettes that are part of our collective memory, of childhood summers, of seaside scenes. The Mini Moke is one of those. And in France, it’s making a comeback, looking better than ever.
The origins
What is a Mini Moke?
The Mini Moke is a small convertible car first produced in England in 1964, designed by Alec Issigonis using the Mini’s mechanical components. Originally conceived as a lightweight, no-frills vehicle, it quickly became a seaside icon on the beaches of the Côte d’Azur, from Saint-Tropez to Monaco. Its name comes from «moke», an old English word for a mule, a nod to its robust and no-frills character.
Open-top, doorless and cheerful, the Mini Moke has never tried to be like any other car. Today, it’s been reborn as the 100 % electric model: the same timeless design, the same open-air freedom, but silent and with zero emissions.
Everything you need to know about the electric Moke
1964
The Birth of an Icon
The Mini Moke was born in England in 1964, designed to be simple, light and open to the world. A convertible with no frills, it quickly took the beaches of the Côte d’Azur and the Mediterranean by storm. Luxury hotels adopted it as their prestige runabout. Within a few seasons, it became the symbol of a certain way of life: sunny, free and elegant.
Brigitte Bardot has one, and the image of the Moke in Saint-Tropez is doing the rounds around the world.
The Renaissance
The Electric MOKE: The icon reinvents itself
Sixty years on, MOKE International resurrect this legend. The same silhouette, recognisable from a mile off. The same convertible spirit, the same wind-in-your-hair sense of fun. But this time, the MOKE is 100 % electric, zero emissions, and quieter than ever. It is still hand-assembled in England, which sets it apart from the copies that have since appeared.
MOKE International, the manufacturer The original versus the copies
In France, it is SUNCAR France, official distributor based in Nice, which markets it. That makes sense for a car designed for the Mediterranean.
In France
Mini Moke France: the perfect beach car for the summer
Just imagine this summer: you’re heading down to the beach, the sun is already high in the sky, the soft top is down, and the sound of the engine has been replaced by the wind. No windows, no doors – total freedom. That’s exactly what the Electric MOKE.
- 4 places, for a trip with family or friends
- 129 km range, more than enough to explore a coastline, an island or the hinterland
- Recharges in 2 hours on a Type 2 socket (charging point or wallbox), 4 to 5 hours on a Green'Up high-power socket
- Maximum speed of 89 km/h, ideal for coastal roads
- Convertible as standard, not optional
- Zero emission, and access to all low-emission zones
For further information on charging and purchase incentives, there are two authoritative public sources.
ADEME, electric car guide The eco-bonus
Six colours are available. Each colour is a taste of summer.
- Shell White
- Palm Green
- Wave Blue
- Eucalyptus Green
- Sunset Orange
- Sunlight Yellow
From Saint-Tropez to Antibes, from the Île de Ré to the coves of Corsica, the electric MOKE is at home on any French coastline. Its compact size is a real advantage on winding coastal roads. And with its open top, it’s naturally the beach car of the summer – the one people are still talking about come September.
The Moke, a holiday car The 2026 Guide to Electric Convertibles
The budget
How much does an electric Mini Moke cost?
The Electric Mini Moke It is seen as a source of pleasure rather than just a car. It is available to buy or under a lease-purchase scheme, an option that appeals equally to private individuals and to hotels, estates and charming establishments keen to offer their guests a unique experience.
Prices and funding The official LOA file
In practice
Anyone can buy an electric MOKE in France.
SUNCAR France distributes the electric MOKE in all of France, Monaco and Switzerland.
It’s a proper car, M1 approved, registered and insured just like any other vehicle. It can be driven anywhere in France, whether in town or on coastal roads; it passes through the low-emission zones in Nice, Cannes and Paris without any problems; it’s easy to park; and it turns heads wherever it goes.
And if you’d rather start with a few days’ use rather than buying one straight away, it’s also available to hire.
Rent a Moke The full technical data sheet
The essay
Try the electric MOKE this summer
Would you like to know what it’s like to drive an electric MOKE on the Côte d’Azur? SUNCAR France offers free trials, with no obligation. An expert will call you back within 24 hours to arrange a time slot. There’s no need to travel to a showroom: the team will come to you.
Request my free trial @suncar_france
The Mini Moke is back in France. And it’s never looked better.
Electric Mini Moke: your questions
What is a Mini Moke?
The Mini Moke is a small open-top car first produced in 1964 in England, which has become an icon on the beaches of the Côte d’Azur. Now available as a 100 % electric model, it seats four, has a range of up to 129 km and offers a quiet, open-top driving experience.
C'est la société Aston Martin qui fabrique la Mini Moke électrique.
The electric MOKE is hand-built in England by MOKE International. In France, it is officially distributed by SUNCAR France.
What is the price of an electric Mini Moke?
The electric Mini Moke is available on a lease agreement from €449 per month. The exact price depends on the colour and finishes chosen. The easiest way is to configure it online or contact us.
Is the Mini Moke road legal?
Yes. The electric Mini Moke is M1 approved, like a standard car. It can be driven with a simple Category B driving licence and is permitted on all roads.
What is the range and speed of the Mini Moke electric?
It offers up to 129 km of range, recharges in 2 hours and reaches a maximum speed of 55 mph. Perfect for enjoying the coastline and roads of the French Riviera with complete peace of mind.
Can we try a Mini Moke in France?
Yes. SUNCAR France offers demonstrations by appointment, including from its Nice showroom, and will travel anywhere in France for deliveries.
Further reading
The electric Moke The Moke, a holiday car Electric convertibles 2026 The original versus the copies Prices and funding Rent a Moke
SUNCAR France is the official distributor of the electric MOKE in France, Monaco and Switzerland. Showroom at 9 Rue Lascaris, Nice: Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm; Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm; and Sunday by appointment.
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