FAQ's

With our “Early Adopter Certificate” crowd funding program, the Trifecta UCV™ can be “Reserved” and “Purchased” immediately. However, the target date to begin commercial delivery of the Trifecta UCV™ in the United States is the fourth calendar quarter (September) of 2025. However, there will be a limited number of vehicles manufactured in the first production run so the first products will be distributed based on when customers purchase and choose a delivery date. MMW is aggressively pursuing authorized dealerships who will provide the necessary sales & service infrastructure. Interested customers will have the option of going to an existing authorized dealership when the product is available or ordering online in areas where an authorized dealership has not been established. MMW will provide support through contracted service organizations until a Dealer is established at a convenient distance from them.

Trifecta UCV™ can be purchased for as little as $12,999*… The Trifecta UCV™ Premier for as little as $14,999*… The Trifecta UCV™ Executive for a bargain price of $16,999*

With our “Early Adopter Certificate” crowd funding program, the Trifecta UCV™ can be purchased for as little as $12,999*and reserved for $100. The “Early Adopter Certificate” discount ranges from $5,000 to $10,000, dependent on level of donation ($100 – $300) and which Trike version one selects.

Current available options are: 1. Climate Control System 2. Front and Side Airbag System 3. Sombrero Custom motorcycle Trike cover 4. Golf Bag Custom Carrier

The maximum speed of any vehicle is dependent upon the weight carried as well as the motor power, weight and size of the vehicle. The Trifecta UCV™? has a maximum speed rating of 65 mph. However, we recommend a speed not greater than 50 – 60 mph during long periods of operation.

The Trifecta UCV™ can travel up to 250 miles on a single charge of their lithium-ion battery. This gives about 5hours of carefree driving.

The Trifecta UCV™ is considered a motorcycle under federal and State regulations. However, individual states establish requirements for license and helmet laws. Please consult your local DMV for requirements. Many states, such as California do not require a M-Class license or helmet to operate an enclosed three-wheel Trike. Despite what the law states, it is our recommendation that anyone operating a trike should obtain an M1 endorsement, or, at the very least, go through the training necessary to learn how to operate the controls of a motorcycle and become proficient with their use. Mizer Motor Works Inc. and most States, always recommend the use of helmets when operating 2 or 3 wheel vehicles.