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Quadro
Quadro Vehicles is a Swiss brand specialising in three-wheeled scooters and light motorcycles with a leaning front-wheel system. The brand was founded in 2011 in Lugano and introduced scooters with two front wheels that lean through… Read more
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By the numbers
What does the Quadro market look like?
Market data last updated 2 October 2026
Price distribution
The largest group falls within €5,000 – €5,999: 31% of the supply.
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For sale now17
Sold (30d)121
Median price€5,475
Price range€3,823 – €7,82580% of the supply falls within this range
Median model year2020
Median mileage8,850 km
Based on 16 motorcycles
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Official Quadro dealers
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Popular Quadro models
About the brand
About Quadro
Quadro Vehicles is a Swiss brand specialising in three-wheeled scooters and light motorcycles with a leaning front-wheel system. The brand was founded in 2011 in Lugano and introduced scooters with two front wheels that lean through corners via a patented tilting suspension system (QLS). Models are available in classes from 50 cc to 350 cc and target riders who want the stability of a three-wheeler combined with the riding feel of a scooter. The best-known models are the Quadro 3 and Quadro 4, with the Quadro 4 featuring four wheels.
In the Netherlands, Quadro is an uncommon brand on the used-motorcycle market. The second-hand market is small but present, mainly through specialist scooter dealers. The target audience includes riders seeking enhanced safety and stability, such as older riders or those returning to riding after an accident. Maintenance requires brand-specific knowledge of the leaning front-wheel system. Quadro competes in this segment with the Piaggio MP3 and Yamaha Tricity.