PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Built for Practical Farm Transport
The LOADED VERDA is an electric 3 wheel motor farm tricycle built for affordable and practical transport across small to mid-sized agricultural properties. Designed as a UTV-style vehicle with a fully covered cab and stable three-wheel frame, it offers a reliable alternative to traditional gas-powered UTVs and ATVs.
Electric Power, Low Maintenance
Powered by a compact electric motor, the VERDA requires no fuel and minimal maintenance—perfect for daily hauling, tool transport, feed runs, and sheltered mobility in unpredictable weather.
A Quiet Alternative to Gas UTVs and Motor Tricycles
Compared to conventional UTVs and motor tricycles, the VERDA delivers lower running costs, quieter operation, and easier handling—especially valuable for solo operators or older farmers. Its enclosed canopy shields the driver from rain, wind, and sun, ensuring year-round usability.
Optimized for Real Farm Tasks
With a weight capacity suited for common on-farm tasks, it excels at greenhouse work, crop transport, livestock care, and short-range rural deliveries.
A Simple and Stable 3 Wheel Electric Vehicle
For Canadian farmers seeking a 3 wheel electric alternative to high-maintenance off-road machines, the LOADED VERDA provides a simple, stable, and cost-effective solution.
While not a traditional 3-wheel motorcycle or high-speed motor trike, the LOADED VERDA is designed for practical on-farm use. It delivers the benefits of a covered cargo vehicle—like a UTV—while maintaining the simplicity and maneuverability of an electric tricycle. Perfect for users seeking a working trike, not a racing one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tricycle a good replacement for a farm UTV?
Yes. The LOADED VERDA is an electric 3 wheel cargo vehicle designed to handle many of the same daily transport tasks as a farm UTV. It offers lower operating costs, easier maintenance, and is better suited for light-duty use across small to mid-size farms.
What is the difference between this and a traditional motor tricycle?
Unlike gas-powered motor tricycles, the VERDA uses an electric motor, producing no emissions and less noise. It also includes a full cab for weather protection, making it more comfortable and efficient for everyday use on agricultural properties.
Can it carry tools, feed, or crops?
Absolutely. The rear cargo platform is built to handle common farm loads such as bags of feed, tools, crates of produce, and other supplies. It’s ideal for greenhouse work, short-haul transport, and daily utility tasks.
Is the tricycle suitable for Canadian weather?
Yes. The covered cab protects the driver from wind, rain, and sun, making it usable in a wide range of seasonal conditions. It’s especially helpful for year-round operation in rural and semi-rural Canadian environments.
Speedometer
The dashboard displays key riding information such as turn signals, headlight status, speed, battery level and voltage. It helps ensure safe and efficient operation.
Left Handle Control
This section houses essential controls for lighting, turn signals, and the horn, allowing the rider to operate the vehicle safely and efficiently while keeping both hands on the handlebars.
Right Handle Control
The right handle integrates key functions including throttle control, headlight activation, speed mode selection, and forward/reverse switching—enabling smooth and responsive operation of the vehicle.
Is this farm vehicle quiet enough to use near animals?
Yes. The electric motor produces minimal noise, making it safe to use around livestock without causing stress.
How fast does it go?
The LOADED Verda tricycle has a top speed of around 25–35 km/h. It’s designed for low-speed transport, ensuring safety on farms and small roads.
Can I use it in winter or bad weather?
Yes. It has a covered cab with windshield wipers, protecting you from rain, wind, and snow during farm work.
Do I need a license to drive this?
In most provinces, you do not need a driver's license to operate electric tricycles under a certain speed limit. However, local regulations may vary—check your provincial guidelines.
What can it carry?
It's commonly used to transport tools, feed, small equipment, or harvested produce across farms. The rear cargo bed supports up to 300–500 kg depending on configuration.
Is this considered an alternative to a UTV?
Absolutely. While it’s more compact and lower in price, it offers similar utility for daily farm transport, especially for those who don’t need off-road suspension.