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MOKE

Nice, France

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What MOKE does.

MOKE is a company with its office in Nice, specializing in the sale and location of Mini Moke Electric vehicles. The company was founded by Yann Ayache and Jeremy Pavis d'Escurac, who are auto experts. MOKE is an official partner of MOKE International in France. The Mini Moke Electric vehicles have an autonomy of up to 129 kilometers and reach a maximum speed of 89 km/h. They are loadable for four people, can be deconstructed, and can be fully loaded in just two hours. The vehicles are available in France, Monaco, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. MOKE also offers test drives and provides a unique way of living, independent of location or environment.

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