2026 Kymco CV3 575

Three-wheel scooter with twin-cylinder engine, leaning technology, and car-license eligibility — the only twin in the segment

Price: €14,069

The CV3 575 is the only three-wheel scooter in its segment powered by an inline twin. With 52 hp and 55 Nm, it delivers a clear performance advantage over single-cylinder competitors. Kymco’s KALS leaning system allows motorcycle-style cornering while maintaining greater stability on wet surfaces. A TFT display, Noodoe navigation, and cruise control are all standard. It can be ridden from age 21 with a car (Class B) license.

At 282 kg, the CV3 is the heaviest model in Kymco’s lineup. Its 800 mm width makes filtering through traffic more difficult. Underseat storage is limited to a single helmet. The model targets riders who prefer not to obtain a motorcycle license or who value the added stability of a three-wheeler.

The competition is limited: The Piaggio MP3 530 is the most well-known rival — it also offers leaning technology, but uses a single-cylinder engine with less power. The Yamaha Tricity 300 is cheaper and more agile, but at 28 hp significantly less powerful. The Quadro 4 offers four wheels, but is heavier and much rarer in the German market.

 

Technical Specifications – 2026 Kymco CV3 575

Engine: Twin-cylinder
Displacement: 574 cc
Power: 52 hp
Torque: 55 Nm
Brakes: 250 / 250 mm
Tires: 120/70-13 front, 160/60-15 rear
Seat height: 795 mm
Fuel capacity: 15.5 L
Weight: 282 kg