Yes, the modern Peels are 100% electric, powered by a safe and long-life LiFePO₄ battery pack.

The Peel P50 is a single-seater and comes fitted with a DOT-certified seatbelt.

The Peel Trident is a two-seater and comes fitted with a DOT-certified seatbelt.

Yes. Both the Peel P50 and Trident are road-legal in the United States.

The three-wheeled P50 is classified differently depending on the state — often as an autocycle, moped, or low-speed motorcycle.

The four-wheeled Trident qualifies as a Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV) under U.S. regulations.

The Peels can be driven on public roads with a posted speed limit of 35 mph or under. They are not permitted on highways, freeways, or high-speed roads.

The Peel P50 Cabrio reaches a top speed of around 30 mph (48 km/h).

The four-wheeled Trident is electronically limited to 25 mph (40 km/h) to meet LSV regulations.

Yes. Both the Peel P50 and Trident come fully equipped for street use — including headlights, tail and brake lights, turn signals, license plate light, and horn — everything required to make them street-legal on roads with speed limits of 35 mph or lower.

Simply plug into any standard 120V household outlet. A full charge takes about 5 hours and gives up to 50 miles of real-world range.

Around 5 hours with the standard charger, or as little as 2 hours with the optional fast charger.

Yes, but only with a heavy-duty, commercial-grade extension cord. Do not use standard household cords.

Requirements vary by state and may change at any time. Some states only require a car license, while others need a motorcycle license or endorsement. Insurance and helmet rules also differ.
Below is a quick guide — but always check with your DMV, as rules can vary.

• Arizona → Motorcycle or Car license with motorcycle endorsement, registration and insurance required, helmet required.
• California → Standard car license, registration and insurance required, helmet required.
• Connecticut → Standard car license, registration and insurance required, no helmet needed.
• Florida → Standard car license, registration and insurance required, helmet required if under 21
• Hawaii → Any license, registration and insurance required, helmet required if under 18.
• Massachusetts → Any license, registration required (insurance not required but recommended), helmet required.
• Michigan → Any license, registration required, insurance not required, helmet required if under 19.
• New Hampshire → Any license, registration required, insurance not required, helmet not required.
• New Jersey → Motorcycle or Car license with motorcycle endorsement, registration and insurance required, helmet required.
• New York → Any license, registration and insurance required, helmet required.
• North Carolina → Any license, registration and insurance required, helmet required.
• Oklahoma → Standard car license, registration and insurance required, helmet required if under 18.
• South Carolina → Any license, registration required (insurance not required), helmet required if under 21.
• Texas → Standard car license, registration and insurance required, helmet required if under 18.
• Virginia → Standard car license, registration and insurance required, helmet required.

Yes. As a Low-Speed Vehicle (LSV), the Peel Trident requires a standard driver’s license, registration, and insurance in all U.S. states. Helmet use is not required, and the Trident may be driven on roads with speed limits of 35 mph or lower.

We offer the three original Peel colors: Daytona White, Dragon Red, and Capri Blue. Additional modern options include Trident Blue, Baby Pink, Sunshine Yellow, and Calypso Orange. Deluxe Two-tone versions are also available with Daytona White on top and a color of your choice on the bottom.

Colors shown online may vary slightly due to screen settings and paint variations.

Yes. We offer an upgraded Bluetooth stereo system for music on the go.

All Peel models use modern LiFePO₄ (Lithium Iron Phosphate) batteries. They’re safe, maintenance-free, and engineered to last for tens — even hundreds — of thousands of miles of driving.

For bulk or fleet orders, please contact our sales team directly.

Yes. Every Peel comes with a 1-year, bumper-to-bumper warranty.

Our service team can be reached by email or phone. Details are on our Contact page.

The Peel P50 & Trident handle inclines up to 15% with ease. On steeper hills up to 20%, it will climb steadily but speeds may drop to around 15–20 mph.

We are building a U.S. dealer network. If you’re interested, please contact us with your business details.

Peel50.com is our exclusive U.S. distributor. Partnership opportunities are managed directly through their team.

We take a 50% deposit when you place your order to secure your build slot. The remaining balance is due prior to delivery.

Shipping, taxes, and registration fees vary by state and are calculated separately from the vehicle price.

Each Peel is handcrafted to order, with an average build time of around 120 days from customization and deposit.

Yes. We offer a full range of spares and accessories, including upgrades and personalization options.

Currently we only offer the electric version in the U.S.

The first Peel P50 was built in the 1960s on the Isle of Man, one of the British Isles, and became famous as the world’s smallest production car. Fewer than 50 survive today. The modern Cabrio continues that story with electric power, added safety, and an open-top design for fun in the sun.

Staying true to its British roots, each Peel P50 is hand-built in London, England, then proudly assembled in Florida, USA — bringing a piece of the British Isles to your driveway.