Catrike

Catrike makes 8 recumbent e-trikes we list, from $6,150. Here's what the brand publishes, what we've checked, and where its data is missing.

Brand facts

Warranty: Frame 5 years
Details
Five years on frame and steering, one year on paint and Catrike-made parts, for the original owner; other-brand parts (incl. Bosch motor/battery on eCATs) follow their maker's warranty.
Frame: 5 years (frame and steering components)
Original retail purchaser only; non-transferable.
Proof of purchase from an authorized Catrike dealer required.
Owner pays all labor and shipping to/from dealer.
Lifetime low-cost crash replacement program for original owner.
Source: catrikestore.com
US support: Limited
Details
No phone, email or street address published on catrike.com or catrikestore.com (contact is a web form). Company story says frames are made in its Florida facilities. Warranty says contact your authorized dealer.
Source: catrikestore.com
Certifications: UL 2849 stated on 7 of 8 models
Sells through: Authorized dealers only (Megastore, Concept Store, Gold/Silver/Bronze tiers)Source: catrike.com
Returns: No consumer return policy published; bikes are sold through dealers, so the dealer's policy appliesSource: catrikestore.com
Models in our guide: 8 on sale
Price range: $6,150–$8,550
Last checked: Sep 2026

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Catrike trikes

Data quality

We check each figure against the brand's own pages. Gaps stay visible until the brand fills them.

Missing: E-bike class not published on 1 of 8 models
Dumont eCAT. We place them from top speed and throttle where we can.
Missing: Conflicting figures on 1 spec
Trail eCAT (weight). Each model page shows both figures and which one we use.
Complete: Rider limit and total load both published on 1 of 8 models
MAX eCAT.
Complete: Battery stated in watt-hours on 8 of 8 models
No calculation needed.