Peloton just launched three new treadmills: the Tread Flex, its first folding treadmill, plus the Tread Vision and Tread+ Vision. Together they span a wide range, from a space-saving $2,195 machine for walkers to a $6,695 slat-belt powerhouse built for elite athletes and Hyrox competitors.
For most people, the Flex is the main headline here. It folds down to save roughly 50% of floor space, and folded, Peloton reps told me it's shorter than a Peloton Bike. A two-step cylinder release lowers the deck gradually, and a safety locking pin keeps it secure when upright. Caster wheels make it easy to reposition, and the swivel screen lets you move from the belt to floor workouts like strength, yoga, and stretching. It's also quiet: Peloton says it runs at 70 dB at 12.5 mph, its top speed, with no one on the belt. It's best suited to walkers, hikers, and low-impact cardio fans.
Tread Vision ($3,495)
A 23.8" swivel screen with Sonos-tuned speakers and an integrated cooling fan
New deck cushioning with internal dampeners to reduce joint impact
New Jump Buttons that take you to the next or previous whole-number speed or incline in a single tap
Tread+ Vision ($6,695)
The Tread+ Vision is Peloton's premium performance treadmill, built for high-mileage training and elite athletes. Its rubberized slat-belt deck rides on a ball-bearing system designed to return energy to your stride. It includes everything on the Tread Vision, including the movement-tracking camera for Run Analysis and connected strength workouts, plus the Jump Buttons, and adds exclusive Sled Mode and Free Mode (more on those below). Peloton says it's best for performance runners, endurance athletes, and Hyrox competitors.
Tread+ Vision on the left; Tread Vision on the right. Credit: Meredith DietzPeloton’s new software features
Run Analysis uses the movement-tracking camera for AI-powered form analysis. It measures cadence, vertical oscillation, stride length, and vertical ratio, then gives you a Running Efficiency Score from 1 to 100 after each workout, along with personalized tips. It needs a one-time camera calibration, and the camera runs silently in the background with no live display. It's available on the Tread Vision, Tread+ Vision, and CTS Tread+, but not in Bootcamp, Warm Up, Cool Down, or ReRun workouts.
ReRuns brings your real-world outdoor routes to the tread. It syncs past runs and walks from the Peloton app or a connected smartwatch, and Auto-Incline follows the actual elevation profile. If you haven't saved any run outdoors, there's a preloaded library that includes TCS New York City Marathon route segments and select past Peloton Run Club routes. Location services must be on during outdoor workouts.
Credit: Meredith DietzHeart rate workouts are Zone 2-based, non-instructed sessions guided by heart rate rather than speed or incline. They're available in Just Run and Entertainment, with real-time on-screen target zone guidance that adapts to keep you in the right zone. You'll need a connected heart rate monitor, smartwatch, or wearable. They work across all Peloton cardio hardware (Tread, Bike, and Row).
For all the new software features I list above, you'll need All-Access Membership—except heart rate workouts, which are also available on App+ and App.
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