Three-wheelers continue to be a unique space in the automotive world, offering a mix of stability, comfort, and accessibility. With 2026 on the horizon, manufacturers are introducing major updates across the trike world. In this blog, we’ve rounded up the top 10 three-wheelers for 2026, so let’s jump right into the list.

In 10th place, we have a bit of an oddball choice, primarily because on initial inspection, you may be led to believe this is more of a car, but you might be surprised to hear you can actually have one of these on a full category A motorcycle licence! The Morgan Super 3 is in fact registered as a motorised tricycle.

The Super 3 echoes the 1930s switch from outboard V-Twin to inboard Ford engine. It has a 1.5-litre three-cylinder Ford Dragon engine, producing 118bhp and 150Nm of torque, reaching 62mph in just 7 seconds and having a top speed of 130mph. 

This 3-wheeler is not short of character, representing refined engineering with a jet age striking design. The thin flat panels manage airflow through the side radiators while also creating a platform for mounting luggage racks, panniers, or liveries. Its wheels are designed with bespoke tyres with Avon for a ballooned style to match the vintage Morgan three-wheelers from the 1910s-1930s. 

This is inevitably going to be a lot pricier coming in at £39,995, but if you’re looking for some fun and have some cash to splash, then maybe this could be a new hobby for 2026?

Now for the Harley Davidson Freewheeler, a cruiser-style three-wheeler with blacked-out styling. It's powered by a V-twin engine with 83hp and 157nm of torque, plenty of power for cruising and accelerating past traffic. 

It's equipped with dual-bending valve suspension and a rear quick-adjust preload knob. It also comes with Harley-Davidson's Rider Safety Enhancements for extra confidence when riding, which include anti-lock braking, electronic linked braking, drag-torque slip control and many more. 

To add to an already enjoyable ride, it's made for comfort on those longer journeys with its two-up seat and grab handles for added passenger stability. In terms of storage, it has a trunk that opens from right to left to make things manageable, fitting a pair of helmets inside, whilst having extra room for other belongings. As usual with a Harley, the price is a little eye-watering, with this one costing £31,895, but a premium bike shall come with a premium price tag.

Next up is the Can-Am Canyon. Now this is looking a little more like a side-by-side with high ground clearance, a stability system and suspension made for a bit more adventure than your everyday ride. It comes with four drive modes that adapt the engine to fit the conditions of your ride. These include Sport, All-Road, Rally and normal.

It comes with 21 LinQ attachments and cargo options, so ideal for longer trips. Keeping things smart and simple, it has a 10.25-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay, keeping you connected throughout the ride. You’re in for a comfortable and enjoyable ride with its 6-speed semi-automatic transmission, meaning you only have to press a button to shift gears and put it into reverse! Not only this, but the smart shock system also adapts to terrain, providing an optimal ride in any conditions. 

Here we have the Peugeot Metropolis SW, which Peugeot states is one of the most technologically advanced 3-wheelers on the market. With a 400cc Euro 5 engine, it has 35.6hp and 38.1nm of torque and thanks to its torque gain at low revs and LFE technology, it has a more economical, quieter ride. The I-Connect technology and TFT dashboard mean you can connect to your smartphone for easy navigation, for a more enjoyable riding experience.

The Metropolis has some top security features, including emergency braking, an anti-tilting system, ABS, and CBS to ensure confidence throughout. Also, it's integrated 54L upper trunk and under seat storage, which overall fits two full face helmets, so you’re not short of space. For £9,699, it's a little more affordable than some of the other three-wheelers out there

Say hello to this three-wheeler, the Kymco CV3, for extra stability and confidence. This has a 4-stroke 2-cylinder liquid-cooled 574cc engine producing 50.4hp and has a top speed of 105mph.

 The CV3 features front upside-down suspension, a rear fork and adventure-oriented tyres to provide the needed ability to ride easily on rougher roads. It has an anti-leaning system and a standing assist, which allows the CV3 to stand upright when stationary. Its enhancements include two drive modes, heated grips, keyless one-touch start, cruise control and ABS braking. 

The 6-inch TFT display technology ties in nicely, creating a seamless ride, tying in with its modern features. This one comes in at £10,999, which is slightly more affordable than others on the list, and I personally think this is a great choice. 

The Piaggio MP3 530 is the bigger sibling in the three-wheeler lineup, and it definitely looks the part. With its chunky front end, sharp lines, and distinctive twin front wheels, it has a real presence on the road. The larger 530cc engine gives it plenty of punch, making it feel smooth and confident whether you’re pulling away from lights or cruising at higher speeds.

Comfort is a strong point here too. The seat is wide and supportive, the riding position is relaxed, and there’s loads of under-seat storage, easily enough for a full-face helmet and a few extras. Tech-wise, you’re well covered with a TFT screen, keyless ignition, ABS, and traction control. The dual front wheels and clever suspension setup really shine when cornering, giving you loads of grip and confidence.

Even though it’s the biggest MP3 in the range, the 550 is still easy to live with. It feels stable, surprisingly agile, and not at all intimidating in traffic. Perfect for city commuting, but more than capable of handling longer rides when you fancy getting out of town.

The Harley-Davidson Tri Glide Ultra 1868 is all about comfort, presence, and long-distance cruising, wrapped in classic Harley style. With its bold front fairing, wide stance, and solid rear trike setup, it has a commanding look. It's powered up from a massive 1868cc V-Twin engine, delivering 83hp and 157nm of torque.

Built for touring, the Tri Glide Ultra offers a plush seat, a relaxed riding position, and plenty of storage thanks to its King Tour-Pak luggage system. It

's perfect for long trips or weekend getaways. It’s packed with modern tech too, including a touchscreen infotainment system with navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, and rider aids like traction control, ABS, and cruise control. The stable three-wheel design makes it easy to handle at low speeds and confidence-inspiring on the road, making the Tri Glide Ultra a great choice for riders who want classic Harley character with added stability and touring comfort. As you can probably expect, It's not a cheap option either, being

priced at £39,995. 

The Yamaha Tricity 300 is a fun and practical three-wheeler that’s all about confidence and easy commuting around town. Its two leaning front wheels give you extra grip and stability,  especially handy in city traffic and on slippery roads, without feeling bulky or awkward to ride with it being one of the lightest in its class according to the Yamaha website. It has a liquid-cooled, single-cylinder, 292cc Blue Core engine, with 27.6hp and 28.9nm of torque. It’s quick enough for urban runs and even comfortable on faster roads, too.

Comfort and convenience are part of the package as well; there’s a roomy under-seat storage area to fit two full-face helmets or an A4 briefcase, traction control and ABS for peace of mind, plus Yamaha’s Standing Assist System to help keep things steady when you’re stopped at lights. As it is so lightweight for its class, it makes it easier to steer through tight spots or heavy traffic. 

The best part is, if you are over 21, you can actually ride this on a full B licence diving licence which makes it even more accessible, a great option for commuting for people who maybe don’t feel as confident on just the two wheels. If you are tempted, you can grab one of these for £8,780, an option a little more affordable. 

The Can-Am Ryker looks a bit different from your usual scooter or trike, but that’s exactly what makes it stand out. The low, sporty stance and twin front wheels give it a planted, confidence-inspiring feel, whether you’re cruising through town or heading out on some back roads.

Power comes from Can-Am’s trusty Rotax engines, with a choice of either a 600cc or a punchier 900cc version. There’s no clutch or gears to worry about, thanks to the automatic CVT, so it’s just twist and go. You also get different ride modes like Eco and Sport, letting you keep things relaxed or have a bit more fun. The driveshaft setup is a nice bonus, too, keeping maintenance pretty simple.

One of the Ryker’s biggest selling points is how easy it is to personalise. From body panels and colours to bars and foot pegs, there are loads of ways to make it your own. It also comes with ABS and traction control, which is reassuring if you’re new to riding on three wheels.

As for the price, the Ryker starts at around £10,899.

The Piaggio MP3 310 Sport is powered by a 310cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, putting out 26.4hp and 27.3Nm of torque, plenty to keep things moving and feel lively around town. It’s a simple twist-and-go setup, so there’s no clutch or gears to think about, and the riding position is comfortable enough for everyday commuting without feeling cramped.

You get ABS and traction control as standard, along with a clear, easy-to-read display. Piaggio’s MIA system lets you connect your phone via Bluetooth, so you can use navigation and stay connected on the move. The dual front wheel setup and the suspension help keep everything stable and reassuring, especially when the roads are wet or a bit twisty. Another big plus is the weight: it’s the lightest bike on this list, and probably one of the lightest in its class overall, which definitely helps with handling and confidence.

Priced at around £7,900, the MP3 310 Sport is the most affordable option here. It’s not a bargain, don’t get me wrong, but for what you’re getting, it feels like good value if you want something practical, comfortable, and a little different from your average scooter. If you are tempted by the MP3, luckily for you we offer specialist insurance!

So there you have our top 10 three-wheelers we think are set to turn heads in 2026. If you’re looking at getting one of these, don’t forget about Insurance; you can get a trike insurance quote directly with Lexham today!