Frequently Asked Questions

The Helix top speed capability is approximately 100 mph (161 km/h).

Helix can accelerate 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) in approximately 6.4 seconds.

Helix will be a modern vehicle with many connected car features prevalent in today’s leading automobiles. These include passive and active safety features, infotainment, climate control with other lifestyle options available for purchase and installation. Color and trim options will soon be announced.

Helix is considered a motorcycle under USA Federal regulations and is an “autocycle”, a new classification created and recognized over the past years. There is no requirement to wear a helmet in nearly all states.

The Helix will come equipped with a cohort of safety features such as airbags, side-impact rails, a steel roll-cage, and a proven passenger restraint belt system, giving occupants a level of protection comparable to conventional cars.

With its patented Dynamic Steering Control System (DSCS), which tilts the vehicle cabin safely and automatically like a motorcycle, the Helix models will offer rollover protection essentially equivalent to passenger cars. This system is a very advanced technology borrowed from aircraft engineering and modern robotic technology to automatically select the correct tilt angle based on speed and other vehicle and road conditions. The resulting driving experience is entirely new, safe, and exhilarating

We plan an initial launch in the USA with the Helix Model 200e (200-mile electric range). Due to the battery size, Helix may qualify for Federal Tax credit incentives. We are estimating cost of Helix to be somewhere between $15,990 and $25,990 depending on consumer interest, production volume, and government incentives.

Helix will be available for paid reservations on the website. Subscribe to Helix’s Newsletter for the reservation announcement.

We plan to start reaching out to dealerships in different areas in 2024 to discuss launching plans, creative sales and service approach. Consumer interests and reservations could influence how quickly and in which cities we would set up sales channels.

You can drive a Helix with a normal automobile driver’s license.

Yes. The State of California now allows enclosed three-wheel vehicles like the Helix to have access to carpool lanes as single occupant in vehicle. The bill (AB 2272) unanimously passed the California Assembly and Senate and was signed into law. The laws vary in other states; but the trend is positive in each state legislature when the issue comes up for a vote as the vehicle is electric, efficient and helps city planners achieve their goals.