No — a licence or insurance is not required to operate an electric trike. Electric trikes that meet Canada’s federal or provincial e-bike definition are classified as power-assisted bicycles. This means they must have pedals, a motor rated at 500 W or less, and a top speed of 32 km/h. Always check local bylaws for any restrictions on using trikes on bike paths or multi-use trails.

They serve different purposes than regular bikes. Electric trikes offer more stability and cargo space. They're ideal for family picnics, shopping trips, and daily errands—especially in Canadian cities.

Yes. Electric trikes offer extra balance, step through frames, and power assist making them easier and safer to ride for seniors or those with limited mobility. Widely recommended in Canada.

An electric cargo bike is designed with a reinforced frame and extended rear or front area to carry heavy loads, children, groceries, or equipment. These utility e-bikes often feature high load capacity, integrated racks, and wide tires for added stability and control. The Trobic Pro offers all these features with a stable three-wheel design, making it easy to ride even when fully loaded.

The best budget e-bike depends on your budget and the type of riding you want to do.

At the lowest price points, you can find very basic options on online marketplaces, but value usually comes down to the overall package: performance, build quality, battery quality, and the after-sales support you can access if you need help later.

If you can, it’s worth seeing a few bikes in person and taking a quick test ride to compare comfort, fit, and real-world feel. You can also visit a nearby dealer to get hands-on advice and support: https://emmo.ca/pages/locations