🧾 Wwhat is a COC?

COC stands for Certificate of Conformity.
It’s an official document issued by the manufacturer that certifies a vehicle complies with EU type approval standards — meaning it meets the technical and environmental regulations to be legally used on public roads.

It includes details like:

Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Model and variant

Engine or motor power

Emissions (if applicable)

Homologation number

Weight, dimensions, etc.

Basically, it’s the “birth certificate” that proves the vehicle is road-legal in Europe.

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⚙️ How to Get a COC for a Surron

For a Surron (e.g. Light Bee, Ultra Bee, Storm Bee), it depends on the model type:

1. If it’s an “off-road” version (usually the Light Bee X):

It does not come with a COC, because it’s not homologated for road use.

These are sold as off-road electric motorcycles, so they can only be used on private land or tracks.

You cannot get a COC afterward unless the manufacturer specifically homologates that model (which they usually don’t).

2. If it’s a “road-legal” version (e.g. Light Bee L1e, Ultra Bee Road Legal):

It comes with or can be issued a COC from Surron or their official importer/distributor.

If the customer didn’t receive one, they can:

Contact the official Surron dealer or importer where they bought it.

Provide the VIN number and proof of purchase.

Request a duplicate or reissued COC.

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💰 Cost of a Surron COC in Europe

If included at purchase (for road-legal models): Free

If requested later (duplicate or reissue): usually €50–€150, depending on the dealer or importer.

If it’s an off-road model: a COC cannot be obtained, no matter the cost — because the bike itself isn’t homologated for the road.

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✅ Summary

Model Type Can Get COC? Typical Cost Notes

Surron Light Bee X (off-road) ❌ No N/A Not road legal
Surron Light Bee L1e (road legal) ✅ Yes €0–€150 From dealer/importer
Surron Ultra Bee (road legal version) ✅ Yes €0–€150 Must be homologated
Surron Storm Bee (road legal version) ✅ Yes €0–€150 From manufacturer