Peloton’s newest treadmill folds in half to save space — and it’s the brands cheapest ever model

Peloton has introduced a new lineup of treadmills, aimed at providing affordable and space-saving options for consumers. Starting October 1, 2026, the company will offer three distinct models: the Tread Flex, Tread Vision, and Tread+ Vision.

The Tread Flex is the brand's first folding treadmill and the company's most budget-friendly option. Priced at $2,195, it features a deck that folds vertically, reducing the overall footprint by nearly 50% when not in use. This model utilizes a two-step hydraulic cylinder system to safely lower the deck to the floor without making loud noises.

It also comes equipped with a 21.5-inch HD swivel screen and a brushless motor that operates at a noise level of 70 decibels during maximum speed of 12.5 mph. The screen is designed to allow for easy transitions between running, walking, and mat-based strength and yoga classes.

The mid-tier Tread Vision is priced at $3,495. It boasts a larger 23.8-inch swivel screen, upgraded tray storage, and an integrated cooling fan. The standout feature of this model is a movement-tracking camera that connects directly to Peloton IQ. During runs, the camera analyzes the user's stride and cadence, providing post-workout efficiency scores. During floor workouts, the camera serves as a virtual coach, offering real-time feedback on lifting form.

At the top of the range is the Tread+ Vision, which has not been specifically described in the source material.