The Dolce Vita is an Electric Méhari.
Open-top, silent, and yours to drive — no guide in the back, no coach, no schedule. Ours is a quadricycle, so it goes into the historic center where a car needs a €1,000 annual permit, and it parks free on the blue lines. Five minutes from the Colosseum, the keys are yours.
Book Your First Ride How it works
You drive. We chart the way.
Classic soul, electric drive.
Sixties lines, today's electric heart: silent, open-air, no fumes among the vines. It is the Dolce Vita picture, with you at the wheel instead of in the back seat. Beautiful in photos — better in person.
No groups, no script. Your own car, our roadbook, the stops you feel like making — and us one message away.
We are from these hills. The winery, the scenic road, the right piazza at the right hour — we know them as locals, not as operators.
Guides for planning your days in Rome
Written by us, who work in these streets: hour-by-hour itineraries, real distances, and the two moments in the day when you should not be walking.
- Rome in one dayWhat to see, and in what order
- Rome in two daysSplit by side of the river
- Rome in three daysThe third one is out of town
- A Rome tour, you drivingHow it works, and the five drives
- Unique things to doSorted by who you came with
- Rome for couplesAnd the hour that makes it work
- Rome with kidsWhat works, what ruins the day
- Golf carts in RomeBan and new rules, the facts
- Rome’s ZTLWho can drive into the center
Meet Gina, Sophia, Claudia and Anita.
Our eStorys — the Méhari reinvented, electric — are named after four ladies of Italian cinema. Woven-rope seats, nautical teak flooring, a wooden steering wheel: inside it feels like a sailboat, and it drives like a city car. All four are on the road from 13 March 2027.
Book online. Or by talking to us.
Each journey has its own page with a live availability calendar: day, departure time, confirmed. It takes two minutes.
If you'd rather talk to a person, we're on WhatsApp and email. A person — not a system — replies within hours.
Check-in on via Labicana, a short briefing, and the road is yours. You just bring the mood.