VESMA Electric develops Valence, an adaptive leaning electric tricycle platform built for adults and couples carrying passengers, children, or cargo. Founded by Robert Foote, whose car-free life in New York City exposed the need for safer, more practical everyday mobility, the company combines balance-assistance technology with the functionality of a daily-use vehicle. Its mission is to support low-carbon local living through stable, shared transportation.
Haley TricyclesBorn from founder Stephen Horcha’s search for a pedal-powered way to move his drum set through downtown Savannah, Haley Tricycles now builds custom cargo tricycles in Philadelphia. Its lockable, weather-protective boxes carry substantial loads through city streets, while specialized builds such as the Book Bike—first developed with Chicago’s Gabriel Levinson in 2008—bring libraries, vending and community programs directly to people. Haley says its tricycles ship throughout North America and beyond.PHILADELPHIA, PA
LeafybikesMiami-based Leafy Bikes has built electric bicycles since 2016, with its defining specialty being a two-seater design made for shared rides. The company positions its lithium-battery e-bikes as practical micromobility for commuting, errands and recreation, combining throttle or pedal-assist operation with features such as an anti-theft alarm and rear-wheel lock. Leafy also offers rentals and presents its work as part of a broader effort to make low-emission transportation accessible and enjoyable.POTOMAC, MD
Trailmate TricyclesSince 1963, Trailmate Tricycles has designed and manufactured three-wheelers in the USA for both recreation and industrial mobility. Its work trikes are built to replace walking and gas-powered carts in large facilities, while personal models bring the same focus on stability and craftsmanship to everyday riding. Trailmate was acquired by ParBikes in 2024, bringing the long-running tricycle maker under new ownership while retaining its American manufacturing focus.PERRYSBURG, OH
Plus Rides IncPlus Rides develops light electric vehicles, led by a compact scooter designed to fold flat, roll like a suitcase, and stow in less than a square foot. The company has refined the design since 2019 through testing with commuters and enthusiasts, working with hardware studio Tomorrow Lab and drawing support from California and New York clean-energy programs. Its repairable, zero-emission approach is intended to connect personal transportation with buses, trains, and other modes of travel.NEW YORK, NY