The Peel Trident is Peel Engineering's two seater three-wheeled car and the second model to go in to production. With it's iconic bubble domed roof and futuristic styling it has been described as a terrestrial flying saucer.

At 72 inches long, it is considerably larger than it's little sister, the P50. Although, like the P50, it was designed as a 'shopping car' and was classed as a 'saloon scooter'. Approximately 82 were originally produced on the Isle of Man between 1965-66. The majority of which came equipped with the P50's 49 cc engine, later models had a 99 cc engine. A four wheeled electric version was also produced.

Dragon's Den's James Caan along with Peel enthusiast Gary Hillman and businessman Faizal Khan have reinvigorated the Peel brand, putting into production new, eco-friendly, road legal Peel Tridents. These new Peels remain faithful to the sixties original coming equipped with modern equivalent powerplants.