Company overview
Mills Extreme Vehicles (MEV) is a kit car design and manufacturing company based in Gloucestershire, England. Founded in 2003, MEV initially produced a tilting trike and subsequently developed a range of vehicles based on donor cars. The Exocet, introduced in 2010, is a front-engine, rear-drive kit car based on the Mazda MX-5. MEV also manufactures the E-trike, a single-seat electric commuter trike since 2008. Other models include the tR1ke, Eco-exo, Trek 4x4, R3, and Atomic. The company has produced vehicles such as the Rocket and Sonic7, which were conceived as alternatives to the Ariel Atom. MEV has also created specialized vehicles like the Battmobile and Replicar, drawing inspiration from classic racing cars. Production ceased on some models, including the R3 and Mevster.
