Campagna Motors T-REX
Original Campagna T-REX in motion

Since 1988

OUR LEGACY

Since 1988

VISIONARY DESIGN FROM QUEBEC, CANADA

Concept 3
1988
An early red T-REX with an open roll cage, driven on a race track

VISIONARY DESIGN FROM QUEBEC, CANADA

Daniel Campagna, a French Canadian lead mechanic and close friend of renowned Formula 1 champion Gilles Villeneuve, long envisioned a vehicle with F1-inspired performance, featuring exhilarating accelerations, precise handling, and exceptional cornering while remaining as lightweight as possible. The first concept of the vehicle debuted in 1988 in Plessisville, Quebec, with a groundbreaking 3-wheeled design that marked the beginning of Campagna Motors. This innovative vehicle set the stage for a new era in recreative transportation, combining the thrill of a motorcycle with the stability of a car.

1994
A silver Campagna T-REX driving on a tree-lined road

SLEEK AND MODERN RE-DESIGN

The year 1994 saw renowned designer Paul Deutschman bring his expertise to Campagna Motors, giving the Concept 3 a sleek and modern body design. This collaboration resulted in a visually stunning vehicle that turned heads and garnered attention from enthusiasts and the media alike.

1995
A silver Campagna T-REX at speed on a country road

LAUNCH OF THE ORIGINAL T-REX

Campagna Motors made history in 1995 with the launch of the first commercially available T-REX, powered by a 1100cc engine. This innovative vehicle quickly became a favorite among thrill-seekers, offering unparalleled performance and a unique driving experience. The following years lead to enhancing its power with optimization and upgrades in the engine bay and overall power train, making it even more exhilarating to drive and solidifying its reputation as a leader in the three-wheeled vehicle market.

2001
An orange Campagna T-REX parked on the grass by the water

DEBUT IN THE U.S TERRITORY

The turn of the millennium brought exciting news for Campagna Motors as the T-REX quickly ignited a passion among enthusiasts, achieving its debut in the US market in 2001. After several iterations and evolutions, this expansion allowed American enthusiasts to experience the thrill of the T-REX, contributing to the brand's growing international presence.

2008
The tubular chassis of a T-REX during assembly in the workshop

NEW TEST DRIVE FACILITY AND FACTORY

The acquisition of Campagna Motors by Cirbin Motors in 2008 marked a new chapter for the company. Cirbin rebranded their V13 as part of the Campagna Vehicles family and proceeded to a relocation of the T-REX plant to Boucherville, Quebec, providing a state-of-the-art facility to support the brand's ambitious growth plans and market expansion.

2009
A red Campagna T-REX parked on a street in Japan

EXPANSION INTO JAPANESE SOIL

Campagna Motors continued its global expansion in 2009 with the T-REX's entry into the Japanese market. This move allowed the brand to tap into a new audience of automotive enthusiasts, further solidifying its international reputation.

2015
The front wheel, brake disc and red caliper of a T-REX

CELEBRATING 20 YEARS

Twenty years after the original production T-REX, Campagna celebrated a global community of enthusiasts and a platform that continued evolving without losing its original character.

2019
A Campagna T-REX on a race track at dusk

NEW ERA OF GROWTH AND INNOVATION

In 2019, Campagna Motors entered a new era with the acquisition by visionary new owners. This pivotal change aimed to revitalize the brand, optimize production processes, and expand partnerships in international markets. The fresh leadership brought renewed energy and strategic focus, ensuring that more enthusiasts worldwide could experience the thrill and uniqueness of Campagna's exceptional three-wheeled vehicles, leading to the introduction of the T-REX RR in the following years.

A black Campagna T-REX at speed on a race track

TODAY

BRINGING US
TO NOW

We continue to push the boundaries of technology and innovation, strengthening relationships with our dealers, partners, and community while honoring our storied past and building the future of the T-REX.

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