ZAIRON

Although the law establishes a minimum three-year warranty with no mileage limit, we have chosen to offer additional coverages that extend protection up to 5 years, under certain conditions. See Zairon warranty conditions.

Covers manufacturing defects and repairs of mechanical, electrical, and electronic parts that are not functioning correctly, including labor and parts. See Zairon warranty conditions.

It generally does not cover wear and tear items (brakes, tires, wiper blades), accident damage, vehicle misuse, or damage due to lack of proper maintenance. See Zairon warranty conditions.

It is not strictly mandatory (but recommended) to do it at an official workshop to maintain the legal warranty, but it is necessary to demonstrate that the maintenance has been carried out following the manufacturer's guidelines, which is easier to do at official services.

The legal warranty usually covers the vehicle, not the owner, so it transfers if the motorcycle or scooter is sold to a private party within the warranty period.

In Spain, there are four main licenses: AM, A1, A2, and A. Each one allows you to drive different types of vehicles according to their displacement, power, and the driver's age.

This license allows you to drive mopeds up to 50cc (those with a yellow license plate), whether two or three-wheeled, and light quadricycles. The minimum age is 15 years old, and there is no age limit for carrying a passenger. To obtain it, you need to be at least 15 years old, pass a psychotechnical test, pass a specific motorcycle theory exam, and pass a practical test on a closed circuit (driving between two lines of a specific width and performing a zigzag between cones at reduced speed).

It allows you to ride motorcycles (including sidecars) and scooters up to 125 cc and a maximum power of 11 kW (about 15 hp), always with a maximum power-to-weight ratio of 0.1 kW/kg. It also allows you to drive motor tricycles up to 15 kW (20 hp), two- and three-wheel mopeds, light quadricycles, and vehicles for people with reduced mobility. In addition, according to Article 5.7 of the General Driving Regulations, people with a valid B license (car) and more than three years of experience can ride A1 class motorcycles (B/A1 equivalence).

Be at least 16 years old, pass a psychometric test, pass a general exam (the same as the car driving license exam), pass another specific motorcycle theory test, and pass two practical exams: a balance circuit and a speed circuit, in addition to the road test.

From the age of 18, it allows you to ride motorcycles (including sidecars) and scooters with a maximum power of 35 kW (47.2 hp) and a power-to-weight ratio of 0.2 kW/kg, not derived from a vehicle with more than double its power.

The process is the same as for the A1. Those who have a B car license will be able to validate the theoretical exam, but will have to take the specific theoretical exam, the closed-course practical exam, and the on-road practical exam. If you already have an A1 and want an A2, the theoretical part is validated and you will go directly to the practical phase: the only test to be taken is the on-road practical test with an A2 motorcycle.

With an A license, you can drive any model, without power or displacement limits, but it is mandatory to have an A2 license beforehand to obtain it. Requirements: be at least 20 years old and have at least two years of experience with an A2 license. It automatically includes AM and A1, and allows driving motorized tricycles over 15 kW (20 hp) if you are 21 years old or older. In addition to the A2, you must complete a 9-hour theoretical-practical course and retake the psychotechnical test.

The price includes VAT, transport, and registration tax (if applicable). Prices are recommended.

It does not include vehicle excise duty (a tax on mechanically powered vehicles set by local councils), the registration fees charged by the DGT, or administration costs (you can carry out the process in person, through the dealership, or through an agency). It also does not include applicable government aid, such as: disability (exemption from registration tax), reduced mobility (exemption from registration tax and reduced VAT at 4%), and large families (50% exemption from registration tax).

Environmental badges can be acquired and purchased through Correos or authorized points, either in person or online (Correos or DGT), by presenting the vehicle registration certificate and the owner's ID, and paying a fee.

Models Zs1, Zs2, Zs3, Zs4, Zs5, Zs6, Zs7, Zs8, Zs8 Sport, Zs9, Zs10, Zs11, and Zs12 have a C LABEL.

To request a certificate of conformity, you must go to our dealer network. You can find the nearest one to your location through our website.

You can check it on the DGT website by entering the license plate number to see the environmental badge, or by reviewing the vehicle registration certificate or an emissions homologation certificate.