Citycoco
Citycoco rental near you
The Citycoco, the fat-tyred electric scooter, rents for a silent ride around town or along the seafront. Rodeeo brings together offers from independent professional rental companies: compare them on the map, then book online in a few clicks.
- 7 rental companies
- from 20,00 €
Rent a Citycoco near Marseille
THEO LOCA BIKES
Avenue du Serpolet 127, 13600 La Ciotat
Citycoco

MoovWay City coco
coco
starting from 25,00 €
THEO LOCA BIKES
Rue Bouronne 11, 13600 La Ciotat
Citycoco

MoovWay City coco
coco
starting from 25,00 €
THEO LOCA BIKES
Avenue du Port 14, 83270 Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer
Citycoco

MoovWay City coco
coco
starting from 25,00 €
THEO LOCA BIKES
Rue Gabriel Péri 11, 83740 La Cadière-d'Azur
Citycoco

MoovWay City coco
coco
starting from 25,00 €
THEO LOCA BIKES
Place du Champ de Bataille, 83330 Le Castellet
Citycoco

MoovWay City coco
coco
starting from 25,00 €
Elec'loc
Promenade Général Charles de Gaulle 600, 83140 Six-Fours-les-Plages
Citycoco

Autre Citycoco
Citycoco
starting from 20,00 €
Citycoco

Autre Chopper electrique
electrique
starting from 20,00 €
How does it work?
1. Choose your destination
Tell us where and when you are going: Rodeeo shows the rental companies and offers available around you on a map.
2. Compare offers
Photos, prices, deposit, minimum age, licence required: every renter's conditions are shown before you book.
3. Book online
Pay securely online, with no account needed. All that's left is to enjoy the sun.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I rent a Citycoco with Rodeeo?
- Pick a Citycoco on the Rodeeo map, enter your dates and book online: payment is secure and needs no account. The rental company then meets you at the pick-up point stated in the offer.
- How much does it cost to rent a Citycoco?
- With the Rodeeo rental companies nearest to Marseille, offers start at 20,00 €. The price depends on the model, the season and the length of the rental: enter your dates to see each offer's exact price before booking.
- Do I need a licence to rent a Citycoco?
- In France, a Citycoco limited to 45 km/h can be ridden with an AM licence or a car licence; a faster model requires an A1 licence, or a car licence held for two years plus the 7-hour training course. The offer states the vehicle's category.