

Four guys. One obsession. No Plan B.
Trimotive was born when day jobs became cages, and race cars became the only escape.
We didn't start this brand to fit in - we started it because nothing out there spoke our language.
- Chhay grew up as an apprentice in a tuneshop, shaped by Y2K culture and early 2000s car obsession.
- Daiki moved back to Japan - not just to live the culture, but to connect all of us to it.
- Allan turned his lens to the scene, traveling and capturing builds the way they're meant to be remembered.
- Jordan left pro gaming behind, moved to Japan, and brought optimization to our infrastructure with ingenuity.
Different pasts. Same mission.
Trimotive exist because this culture deserves to be preserved.
And we are not waiting for someone else to do it.
Why Trimotive Exists
Because car culture is losing its soul.
We're watching trends replace passion, replicas replace pride.
Trimotive was created to protect what's real:
- Craftsmanship
- Commitment
- Culture with roots
We're not here for attention.
We're here for builders who give a damn.
What Makes Trimotive Different
We're fully e-commerce - not because it's trendy, but because it's smarter.
Brick-and-mortar slowed the game down. We moved it forward.
- Our site is clean, intentional, and built for enthusiasts.
- Our team is connected - not automated.
- Our culture is real - Because we show up at real events, in real cities, with real people.
Digital-first. Culture-always.
How We Want People to Feel
We want you to feel inspired - not expired.
Your car is not just a machine. It's an extension of you.
We want to challenge the way people see tuning.
We want to bring back expression, meaning, pride.
If your build says something real -
you're one of us.
The Trimotive Voice
- We don't ramble.
- We don't fluff.
- we hit, then we move.
Wether it's a product page or a Tokyo pitch,
Trimotive says what it means - and means what it builds.
No Overnight Builds

2025
More Torque, Less Talk
We didn’t waste time chasing clout. We built. We listened. We delivered — on parts that hit, service that moves, and a presence that speaks for itself.

2026
We're not scaling. We're sharpening.
Faster, leaner, louder — and still for the real ones.