GuangYu Unveiled the MTPeak One-All Sports Trike Delivering 370 hp per Ton

At the EICMA motorcycle show in Milan, Chinese engineering conglomerate GuangYu Industrial presented the MTPeak One-All sports trike, as reported by New Atlas newatlas.comNew Atlasnewatlas.comOpen source ↗. The reverse trike features an open cockpit and is aimed at bespoke, low-volume manufacturing. According to the manufacturer, the vehicle delivers 370 hp per metric ton, which matches or exceeds the power-to-weight figures of conventional supercars.

Powertrain and Chassis Architecture

The chassis is built as a tubular spaceframe made from chromium-molybdenum steel, wrapped in carbon-fiber exterior panels manufactured in-house. The trike is powered by a mid-mounted 2,0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine. Drive is sent to the single rear wheel through a 9-speed automatic transmission, which turns a tire measuring 12 inches (305 mm) in width. The front axle features a dual-wheel setup, and the entire platform achieves a 50:50 front-to-rear weight distribution. To manage deceleration, the vehicle is fitted with front ventilated carbon-ceramic brakes.

Regulatory Status and Market Plans

GuangYu announced that limited production is scheduled to begin in 2027. The company has not yet released final pricing or detailed acceleration figures, noting that total vehicle cost will depend on custom bespoke configurations. Under federal regulations in the United States, three-wheelers are classified as motorcycles, which exempts them from standard passenger-car requirements such as airbags and mandatory crash testing. In 49 American states, such vehicles can be operated with a standard Class D driver's license, though select jurisdictions require helmets for open-cockpit driving.