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3-Wheeler Cars: Complete A–Z List

Three-wheelers are the oldest and the most inventive branch of the small car family: one wheel at the front or at the back, a light body, a tiny engine or an electric motor, and often a motorcycle licence or a special tax class. From post-war Italian and German bubble cars to British cyclecars, Asian delivery vehicles and today's electric trikes, this page collects every three-wheeled model in the Small Cars Club catalog.

Browse the list alphabetically and open a model page for photos, history and specifications. To explore by maker instead, use the catalog A–Z.

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3-Wheeler Cars: Complete A–Z List

A.F. Grand Prix

The looks of the A.F. Spider tended to come in for some criticism, and tended to give the car an aquatic or...
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A.F. Spider

Back in 1969 an injured ankle resulted in the birth of a very unusual car. It allowed Alexander (Sandy)...
A,M,P. handmade car

A.M.P. 3-wheeler

In 1957, in Pamplona, ​​Antonio Muñoz Perera (A.M.P.), built a unique prototype of a touring tricycle...
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ABC Tricar

ABC Tricar 3-wheelers were made by a small company Auto Bodycraft of Brierley Hills, Staffordshire, England....
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AC Acedes (Model 57)

In 1957 AC introduced its Model 57 (or Acedes) 3-wheeler for invalids. These microcars were sold by the...
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AC Invacar Model 70

In the late 60s, AC presented an updated version of its 3-wheeler for disabled people called Invacar 70. The...
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AC Petite MkI / MkII

AC are best known for their sports cars especially the powerful Cobra, but they also have at various times...
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ACAM Galassia

A.C.A.M. was the Italian company produced microcars with Piaggio engines. The ACAM Galassia is a 3-wheel...
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ACAM Nica

ACAM Nica was the first microcar of an Italy company A.C.A.M. from Sicily. This cuty boxy designed vehicle...
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ACOMA Comtesse Type 770

In 1977, ACOMA presented an improved version of successful but dangerous Mini Comtesse Type 730E. The new...
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Addax Charly

In 1977, French company Société Anonyme d’études et de Construction Automobiles et Motocycles...
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Addax Type 47

Addax was a French car manufacturer, located not far from Paris. Addax Type 47 was its first and the most...
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Addis P3

A Nigerian firm called Addis made this strange 3-wheel microcar whose boxy four-door body was made of plastic...
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Aero Comet

Aero Comet is a very rare 3-wheel kit car based on a Mini chassis built in the middle 80s. It used a mini...
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Aero Trike Roadster

The Aero Trike Roadster (or ATR) was a kit designed by Maurice Bourne of Marquez, Texas, who had previously...
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Aerocarene 700

Aerocarene 700, the aircraft-inspired machine, featured highly unusual light alloy bodywork with very...
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Airscoot

Certainly one of the smallest cars ever built, the ingenious Airscoot was designed in 1947 to transport...
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AISA wooden prototype

At the beginning of the 50s, Martí Martí, in addition to running his carpentry shop, decided to produce...
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Albrecht

The Friedrich Albrecht Fahrzeugfabrik was a German manufacturer of wheelchairs and cars for the...
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Aleu Bambi

In 1954, the motorcycle brand “Manufacturas Aleu, s.l.” presented a 3-wheel microcar called...
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All-Cars Charly / Snuggy

All Cars Srl was an Italian manufacturer of automobiles. Autozodiaco was an Italian company that built dune...
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Allard Clipper

Allard were another manufacturer renowned for their powerful sports cars, however, they also had a little...
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Alta A200

Alta was a Greek manufacturer of 3-wheel microcars and trucks, as well as motorcycles.  Production started...
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Alta A700

In 1967 the Alta A700 3-wheel truck was designed and developed. It was equipped with a two-cylinder BMW 700...
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Altona Condor

The Altona was a Belgian car brand located in...
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AMES Trio

AMES was based in Pegognaga, in Mantua, Italy, whose Trio was a very small microcar that strongly recalled...
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Ammar K-SL

The Ammar Motor Company was a Karachi-based manufacturer of three-wheelers has been producing tricycles since...
André Siames' Electric Car

André Siames Electric Car

This electric microcar was made by electrician André Siames from Boulogne-sur-Seine near Paris in his back...
Antilope Bromauto home built 3-wheeler

Antilope Bromauto

Antilope Bromauto was made by N.G. Boos from Hilversum, Holland in 1952. In Dutch ‘Antilope’ of...
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Apollo Mopsen

Apollo Mopsen microcar is the development of a Swedish company.  It is driven either by muscular power of...
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Arcimoto Deliverator

In 2019, Arcimoto presented its first commercial use model. This is an electric delivery 3-wheeler which was...
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Arcimoto Pulse

In September 2009, Arcimoto showed the 3rd generation prototype, called the Pulse. The 3-wheel microcar for...
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Arcimoto SRK / FUV

The world is actively changing to electric transport. But this type of vehicles is still quite expensive....
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Ardex 3-wheeler

In the difficult post-war period, Ardex experimented with various bodies and chassis designs. Along with...
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Ardex Cyclecar

The brand ARDEX was born at the end of the 30s, when Marcel Tamine decided to produce cyclecars of its...
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Ardex Electric Cyclecars

The war years were characterised by a desperate shortage of raw materials for civilian industry and of...
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Argson

Argson Engineering was founded in 1919. It was named from Argus of Baden, Germany’s small bus manufacturers...
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Armec City Mobil

This ‘cabin scooter’ prototype from a Swiss sidecar maker was only 900 mm wide and 2250 mm long....
Arnau 2nd prototype

Arnau

During the Spanish Civil War, Joan Arnau Vicens, a Catalan from the province of Girona, worked as a barber in...
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Arola SP

In 1978, the model range of Arola 3-wheelers was increased by the new model SP, which was technically closely...
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Arola Type 10 / 11 / 12

One of the most successful of all French microcars was the Arola. First presented in 1976, it was the...
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Arzens L’Oeuf Electrique

Paul Arzens (1903-1990) was a famous French industrial designer, highly recognized for his railway designs....
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Asaka Puchi

This was one of many very small plastic-bodied moped-powered three-wheelers offered in Japan in the 1980s....
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ASMC Electrike

ASMC (Applied Systems Manufacturing Corp) was founded in 1986 in Philippines and made its first car, the...
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ATS Design Azuma

French company ATS Design built this smartly styled two-seater trike, which was electric-powered and cleverly...
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Attica 200

A company called Bioplastic SA. in Piraeus, run by Georgios Dimitriadis, obtained a license to build the...
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Auto-Tri 3-wheeler

Construcciones Gaitán was founded in 1936 by Francisco Gaitán Sánchez and was located at 10 Carlos Cañal...
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Auto-Tri Huevo

The company Construcciones Gaitan, SL founded in 1936 by Francisco Gaitan Sanchez, was located in Seville,...
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Auto-Tri with aluminum body

Construcciones Gaitan, SL was founded in 1936 by Francisco Gaitan Sanchez in Seville. It began as a bicycle...
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Autoette CruiseAbout

The Autoette Electric Car Co of Long Beach, California was founded by Royce Seevers in 1947. The batteries...
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Automirage 3

Automirage was one of Italy’s biggest beach buggy manufacturers in the 1970s, but it soon abandoned...
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Automirage S3R

In 1982, a larger body with side-by-side seats Automirage’s new S3R came to replace the Automirage 3....
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Automite

The Automite (by Masterworks of Long Green, Maryland) was a fully-enclosed single-seater microcar with...
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Avolette

The Avolette was one of many cars whose origins lay with Brutsch, in this case the Brutsch Zwerg. The design...

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B&B Brogan Doodlebug

The “B&B Specialty Company” was an American company, located in the town of Rossmoyne (Ohio)....
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B&B Broganette

“The answer to the demand for a tiny, inexpensive car” was how Frank Brogan described the $500...
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B&Z Electra King

One of the most successful and long-lived electric cars ever made was the Electra King made by B&Z...
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Bajaj PTV

Two decades before Tata launched its Nano people’s car, Bajaj Auto had very much the same idea with the...
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Bako B1

The saying ‘good things come in small packages’ often seems like a comforting way of accepting...
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Bambino 200

The Bambino 200 is a microcar that was built in the Netherlands between 1955 and 1957. Manufactured by...
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Bamby

Hull-based Alan Evans was a microcar enthusiast who loved his Peel P50 so much that he made a modern...
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Barcino

The Barcino Workshops in Barcelona were responsible for the production of hand-built trucks that facilitated...
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Barrett Model 58 Minor

Bristol-based W&F Barrett Ltd started making invalid tricycles in around 1948 with tiller-steered...
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Barrett Model 60 Midget

Years before MG grabbed the name, Barrett produced its own Midget. A politically incorrect name by modern...
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Bassons’s Star

Basson’s Industries of the Bronx, New York was behind this car, which was styled by Gil d’Andrea....
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BCB Trirrodio «Bichibi»

ichibi was the phonetic extraction of BCB, the initials of this car’s creators: Bulto then working for...
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Belcar

This was a licence-built version of the Brutsch 200 Spatz. It swapped the original 191cc Sachs engine for a...
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Berkeley Bandini

A Berkeley enthusiast called Andy Argyle started offering replacement chassis, panels and bodyshells for...
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Berkeley T60

At the end of 50s, three wheeler cars were popular, especially with motorcyclists in the UK who could drive...
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BET 125

BET was a mercifully pithy acronym of Biothechnia Ellinikon Trikyklon (literally Greek Three-Wheeler...
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BET 500

In 1973, BET introduced its second passenger three-wheeler called the ‘BET 500’. It had slightly...
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Binzhou Pride 3-wheeler

Binzhou is a city in the Chinese province of Shandong, where a company called Binzhou Pride Automobile...
3-Wheeler Cars: Complete A–Z List

BMA Amica

One of the earliest Italian microcars, the BMA Arnica was first seen in 1971. Produced in Alfonsine, Ravenna,...
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BMA Brio

Symmetrical shapes which minimize tooling costs are a recurring part of minimalist motoring history, but few...
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BMA Nuova Amica

BMA’s Nuova Amica of 1980 had rather more normal-looking bodywork than the original Amica and could be...
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BMW C1

Although BMW’s 1991 C1 prototype was never made a runner, BMW said that it was to be powered by an...
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BMW Clever

The 2006 BMW Clever Research Vehicle (Compact Low Emission Vehicle for Urban Transport) was an ambitious...
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BMW Simple

BMW’s final three-wheeled prototype, the Simple, was an acronym of Sustainable and Innovative Mobility...
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Bonallack Minnow

Produced by a commercial body builder called Bonallack & Sons in East London, the Bonallack Minnow was a...
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Bond 875 Mark I

Bond 875 was a successor of Bond Minicars and produced since 1966 to 1970. It was partly developed by...
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Bond 875 Mark II

In March 1968, the Bond 875 was given a facelift with a new front and other minor improvements. The Mk II...
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Bond Bug 700 / 750

Production of Bond Bug 3-wheeler started in February 1970. The first 17 vehicles were all to 700E...
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Bond Bug Sprint Prototype

In 1995, Reliant‘s new owner, Avonex, planned to relaunch the Bond Bug in updated form. It got the...
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Bond Minicar Mark B

Popularity of Bond Minicars was growing up. The deman for a slightly more practical version led to the...
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Bond Minicar Mark C

October 1952, Bond introduced the 3rd generation of its 3-wheeler – Bond Minicar Mk C. It can be easily...
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Bond Minicar Mark D

In May 1956, Bond discontinued Mk C and presented Bond Minicar Mark D. The changes between Mk C and the Mk D,...
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Bond Minicar Mark E

Announced on 31 October 1956 as a late addition to the 1957 range, the Bond Minicar Mark E received a...
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Bond Minicar Mark F

Bond Minicar Mark F was presented at the November 1958 London Motorcycle show. The body of Mark F was...
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Bond Minicar Mark G

The Mark G was the last generation of Bond Minicars. It used style and a large extent on the bodyshell of the...
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Borgman Dwerg

Vaguely reminiscent of a Bond Minicar to look at, the Borgman Dwerg (dwarf) was made by a company based in...
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Boselli Libellula

The Boselli brothers founded FB-Mondial, a motorcycle company based in Milan that was active from 1948 to...
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Bouffort Enville

Victor Bouffort’s second three-wheeled vehicle was built in 1961. It was the Enville single-seater...

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Cambro Cyclecar

This single-seat runabout was built by the Central Aircraft Co. of Kilburn, North London, shortly after World...
Caprera Algol

Caprera Algol

Caprera was the Italian bodybuilding company. In 1969, they made the only prototype of a microcar called...
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Cixi Vigoz

Many teams are racing to develop the next big thing in mobility, hoping to replace the traditional car. While...
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Clean Motion Re: volt

Initiatives aimed at reducing harmful emissions are forcing manufacturers of different types of transport to...
Csaszi

Csaszi

József Császár, the car mechanic from Pilisszentivan (Hungary) drew its first vehicle at the age of 14,...
Csaszi-2

Csaszi-2

The simple but impressive the first Csaszi prototype caught the attention of a construction company that...

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Daihatsu BC-7

This electric three-wheeled microcar debuted at the 1989 Tokyo Motor Show as a compact vision of future urban...
Dandera Ventures OTUA

Dandera Ventures OTUA

The Dandera Ventures OTUA electric commercial van made its debut on the Indian market. This car can surprise...
Avvenir Tectus

Daymak Avvenire Tectus

Daymak, a Canadian company, is challenging the traditional view of mobility scooters by introducing the...
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Delta Dimitriadi

The firm “Bioplastic S.A.”, founded by Georgios Dimitriadi, based in the Moscháton neighborhood...

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ElectraMeccanica Solo Cargo

ElectraMeccanica, a Canadian miniature electric vehicle developer, has decided to add more practicality to...
Elio-E

Elio Motors Elio-E

Elio Motors CEO Paul Ilio broke a three-year silence: “We never stopped working to make our dream come...
EV Mobility LEF

EV Mobility LEF

An interesting vehicle was presented in the Netherlands, which closely resembles a bicycle car or a...

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Favorit by László Vörös

As early as 1947, László Vörös made a three-wheeled family motorcycle, which ran for three years. Then he...
Fend Flitzer

Fend Flitzer

In 1948, Fritz Fend in Rosenheim, Germany created a three-wheeled vehicle Fend Flitzer. Fend, a former...
Grosz Ferenc 3-wheeler

Ferenc Grósz Dwarf Car

In the late 1950s, Ferenc Grósz from Hungary and his older son, Ferenc Grósz Jr., made another small car....
Force / Bajaj Tempo MiniDor

Force / Bajaj Tempo MiniDor

The Indian company Bajaj Tempo Ltd began importing three-wheelers from Germany in the late 1950s. With the...
Ford Cockpit

Ford Cockpit

Ford Cockpit was created in 1981 by the American company Ford Motor Company. The car was presented in 1982 at...
Forward Cargo EV

Forward Cargo EV

The Russian company ‘Forward’ has presented a new electric 3-wheeler for the transportation of...
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Franbretta

The Argentine company Franco Hermanos S.A.C.I.F. (Sociedad Anónima Comercial Industrial y Financiera)...
Frisky Family Tree

Frisky Family Three

Frisky Cars, formerly known as Meadows Frisky, had a fascinating journey that took them from Egypt to England...
Fuji Cabin

Fuji Cabin Model 5A

Fuji Cabin was presented at the Tokyo Exhibition in 1955. The car was a tricycle with a closed body made of...

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GAC City Box

GAC City Box

During Milan Design Week 2024, GAC Group unveiled its innovative Car Culture Series 3.0, known as City Cars,...
GM Lean Machine

General Motors Lean Machine

If you’ve seen the 1993 futuristicaction movie Demolition Man, you might be familiar with General Motors’...
Geparda

Geparda

This unusual hatchback is designed for those who want to start driving as soon as possible. It’s called...
Gitta

Gitta

In 1958, István Karika, a small craftsman from Budapest, made a three-wheeled miniature car. It was named...

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HMV FreeWay

The 1970s reshaped the auto industry. As fuel prices soared and the economy stumbled, massive V8-powered land...
Honri Hoxid3

Honri Hoxid3

In 2023, China’s Shandong Hongri Automobile Technology Co., Ltd. revealed the Hoxid3, a three-wheeled...
Hopper

Hopper

Urban mobility is constantly evolving, and new types of vehicles are emerging as a result. One such...
Huangye HY150ZH-11A

Huangye HY150ZH

Chongqing Zhongling Zhaohu Motorcycle Manufacturing Co., Ltd. manufactures motorcycles and cargo tricycles....

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Imre Vogl home bult car

Imre Vogl home built car

After WWII the Soviets prohibited the East-European countries to produce passenger cars. In 1953 Hungary...
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István Domoszlai 3-wheeler

Currently, this three-wheeled small car built in Debrecen by István Domoszlai is located in Budapest. The...

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Jephcott / City Mobile Micro

The Jephcott Micro is a single-seat, fully enclosed microcar. With this 1987 prototype it was representing an...
V. G. Clements

Junkcycle by V. G. Clements

Parts from a washing machine, wheelbarrow, bicycle and windmill were used by V. G. Clements of Elmwood, Neb.,...
Jurka 2nd prototype

Jurka 2nd prototype

The Jurka 2nd prototype was the fifth and last car built by Spain-based company AISA, which changed the name...

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Kalashnikov Ovum

Kalashnikov Ovum

Concern “Kalashnikov” prepared four three-wheeled electric vehicle “Ovum” for the...

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Lampago Trike

Lampago Trike

The Turkish company Lampago (which translates as “lightning”) presented a three-wheeled electric...
Lepoix Ding

Lepoix Ding

The French-born industrial designer Louis Lepoix was probably best known for his commercial vehicles and...
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Lexus LS Micro Concept

At the Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo, Lexus showed off a lineup of fascinating concept cars. Among the trio of...

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Melex 112

Melex 102 / 112 / 202 / 212

Founded in Mielec, Poland in 1970, Melex golf cars entered the U.S. market in June 1971. Their first cars...
Melex 252

Melex 152 / 252

The Melex 152 and 252 models, both with all-metal bodies, were introduced in 1985 and were made up until...
Mobilize Solo

Mobilize Solo Concept

Renault has unveiled the latest development under its Mobilize sub-brand, focused on the production of...
Morrison Midge Runabout

Morrison Midge Runabout

Morrison Midge Runabout was a rare three-wheeled electric car from the 1960s. The Midge Runabout was built by...
Mother Earth New's 3VG

Mother Earth News’s 3VG

Mother Earth News magazine published articles on a series of prototypes that it built featuring tilting...

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NAC Charly III / Charly ES

NAC Charly III / Charly ES

In 1984, the newly formed company NAC (which means New All Cars ) made an attempt to start producing of 2...
New Map Solyto TC-7 Break Camping

New Map Solyto TC-7

Solyto TC-7 small truck was very popular in France in the middle of the last century. Due to its...
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Nimbus Halo

The American-Chinese startup Nimbus has started taking orders for the exotic three-wheeled electric car Halo...
Nobe 100

Nobe 100

Nobe 100 is the name of a new electric car project from Estonia, which is currently looking for investors....

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Onomotion ONO

Onomotion ONO

ONOMOTION is a Berlin based company. Its latest innovation, called the ONO, is a delivery-focused lightweight...

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Pajtás

Pajtás

This plastic-doomed for all-around visibility, a three-wheeled bubble car Pajtás was built by Pál Fodor, an...
Peel P50 Modern

Peel P50 E.50 / G.50

The best Top Gear episode of all time is the one with the Peel P50. That the little car could get rid of...
Peugeot VLV

Peugeot VLV

The two-seater Peugeot VLV (Voiture Légère de Ville, which means Light City Car) electric vehicle was...
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Powerdrive

In the arcane world of British microcars, David Gottlieb is a near-mythical figure. The designer of three of...
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PSA EU-LIVE

In 2017, the European consortium “Efficient Urban Light Vehicle” (short EU-LIVE) introduced a new...

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Robix

Robix 500 W / 1000 W

In the 1980s, the Robix Mezőgazdasági Gépgyártó Vállalat, which was formed from the Veszprém-based...

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Scootacar Mk1

Scootacar Mark I

The history of Scootacar began in the mid-1950s and was very interesting. According to legend, the car owes...
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SEAB Flipper

This is 1978 SEAB Flipper — the car that you can drive without a driving license. The Flipper is...
Sinclair C5

Sinclair C5

Consumer electronics tycoon Sir Clive Sinclair had long considered making silent, emissions-free electric...
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Skyrider X6

Chinese tech company Kuickwheel, best known for its electric scooters, has unveiled the Skyrider X6 flying...
Stimson Scorcher

Stimson Scorcher

Britain’s licensing authorities weren’t too sure what to make of the Stimson Scorcher in 1976,...

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Takeoka Abbey Type I

The popularity of the Abbey model started with this rare 3-wheeler Takeoka Abbey Type I. It was equipped with...
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Toyota Commuter

Toyota unveiled its prototype electronic town car, the Toyota Commuter, at the 17th Tokyo Motor Show in 1970....
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Toyota EX-II

The EX-II was a fully enclosed, two-seat electric runabout unveiled at the 1969 Tokyo Motor Show. Interaction...
Twike 5

Twike 5

Mass production of the Twike 5 is scheduled to begin in November this year. The way of the Twike to the...

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City-Cart 1974

Varga Zsolt City-Car

Race engine mechanic, tuning master, designer – Zsolt Varga did a lot in his tragically short life. He...
Varga Zsolt Mono-el

Varga Zsolt Mono-el

Another cool project of Varga Zsolt was this three-wheeled scooter for one-person called the Mono-el. It had...
Vincent Badia Tricycle

Vicente Badia Tricycle

Vicente Badia, a Barcelona motorcycle racer who among other things, at the end of the 40s and in the early...
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Volkswagen Scooter

This Volkswagen Scooter concept was presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1986. A more ambitious attempt at a...

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Weijman Auto

Weijman Auto was a three-wheel automobile created by Jo Weijman in Holland during the 1950s. It was a small,...
WFM P80

WFM P80

The WFM P80 was constructed by J.Przylski of Bytom, Poland. The prototype was made by Zakłady Wytwórcze...

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XEP-100

XEP-100

3-E Minicar followed this up with a more aerodynamic electric model called the XEP-100. The microcar has a...

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3-E Minicar

3-E Minicar

3-E Vehicles of San Diego, California offered a three-wheeler called the Minicar in kit form. An unusual...
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3-wheeled shortened Beetle

This is a really weird homemade project created from a significantly shortened VW Beetle body. The body is...
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