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Lean3 is a cockpit electric tricycle developed by Taiwan's Lean Mobility. It was originally scheduled to be delivered to Taiwanese individual users in February 2027. However, in the Japanese market, the vehicle was delivered ahead of schedule because dealer Autobacs Seven accepted the order in advance.
2026/10/01 10:15 Text/Reporter Chen Yingjie Photo source/Lean Mobility
The cockpit motorcycle Lean3 will be delivered to Japan starting this month.
Lean 3, Taiwan’s first cockpit motorcycle, was previously rumored to not start being delivered until February 2027. However, delivery in Japan will begin this month, making Taiwanese car owners who have already ordered the car envious.
Japanese automotive accessories distributor Autobacs Seven has begun accepting Lean3 orders at Autobacs Cars stores across Japan. In addition to starting deliveries this month, it is also providing demonstrations and test rides in some stores.
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The Lean3 is a mini car between ordinary cars and motorcycles in Japan. According to regulations, it is required to hold an ordinary car driving license. It can be driven as a car without wearing a helmet. It can turn right directly like a car at an intersection. The maximum speed is 60 kilometers per hour. In addition, it does not require a garage certificate or vehicle inspection.
It has a range of about 100 kilometers on a single charge, which can cover basic urban mobility needs such as daily commuting and shopping. The charging method is also quite simple, supporting 100V and 200V power sockets used in general households, and there is no need to build additional dedicated charging equipment.
It was previously reported in Taiwan that Lean Mobility has sent a message to corporate users that the vehicles originally scheduled to be delivered to corporate users starting in August will be changed to February 2027. For individual reservations, delivery is expected to begin after the first quarter of 2027.
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