The most powerful electric dirt bikes, by peak power

The electric dirt bike class has split in two. Light bikes around 6 kW, such as the Sur-Ron Light Bee and the Talaria xXx, are where most riders start. Above them a second group now reaches 12 to 32 kW. These are the most powerful electric dirt bikes and e-motos in our database, ordered by the highest power figure each maker states.

Rated and peak power

Makers state power two ways. Rated (or continuous) power is what the motor can hold for long periods; peak power is the burst it gives when you open the throttle. E Ride Pro, for example, states the SR at 10 kW rated and 25 kW peak. Some brands publish only one figure without saying which it is; we give their figure as stated and rank on it.

The models at a glance

Model	Price	Motor	Battery	Top speed	Weight
Talaria Komodo MX Talaria	–	8.6 kW, 32 kW peak	4,374 Wh, 97 V 45 Ah	65 mph (105 km/h)	–
E Ride Pro SR E Ride Pro	$5,199	10 kW, 25 kW peak	3,600 Wh, 72 V 50 Ah	70 mph (113 km/h)	183 lb (83 kg)
Sur-Ron Storm Bee R Sur-Ron	–	22.5 kW peak	5,720 Wh, 104 V 55 Ah	68 mph (110 km/h)	227 lb (103 kg)
Segway Xaber 300 Segway	$5,299.99	21 kW peak	3,168 Wh, 72 V 44 Ah	–	187 lb (84.8 kg)
E Ride Pro PRO 4.0 E Ride Pro	$4,999	7 kW, 18 kW peak	3,600 Wh	60 mph (97 km/h)	161 lb (73 kg)
79Bike Falcon GT 79Bike	$4,799	16 kW	2,880 Wh, 72 V 40 Ah	59 mph (95 km/h)	–
Rawrr Mantis X Pro Rawrr	$3,899	15 kW	2,520 Wh, 72 V	65 mph (105 km/h)	–
Talaria Sting Pro MX Talaria	–	5.5 kW, 13.4 kW peak	72 V	59 mph (95 km/h)	–
Sur-Ron Ultra Bee R Sur-Ron	–	12.5 kW peak	4,070 Wh, 74 V 55 Ah	56 mph (90 km/h)	205 lb (93 kg)
79Bike Lynx 79Bike	$3,999	12 kW	2,880 Wh, 72 V 40 Ah	56 mph (90 km/h)	–

Prices at each brand's own store in the United States unless another market is named; figures as the brands state them.

Above 20 kW

Talaria Komodo MX: 32 kW peak

The most powerful electric dirt bike in our database: 8.6 kW rated and 32 kW peak from a 96 V hairpin motor, a 97.2 V, 45 Ah battery (about 4.4 kWh) with one-hour fast charging to 80%, 105 km/h and 115 km of range at 45 km/h. Talaria states 754 Nm at the rear wheel. Sold through dealers.

E Ride Pro SR: 25 kW peak, $5,199

10 kW rated and 25 kW peak, a swappable 72 V, 50 Ah battery of 3,600 Wh and a weight of 183 lb. E Ride Pro states more than 62 miles at 25 mph, and sells it with a short or long seat and two rear wheel sizes.

Sur-Ron Storm Bee R: 22.5 kW

The one in this group on 17-inch road tyres (110/70 and 140/60): 22.5 kW, a 104 V, 55 Ah removable battery (5.7 kWh, the largest here), 110 km/h and 120 km at 50 km/h. It weighs 103 kg dry.

Segway Xaber 300: 21 kW peak, $5,299.99

Segway's dirt bike: 21 kW peak, a 72 V, 44 Ah battery (3.17 kWh), 187 lb and four riding modes up to what Segway calls Beast mode.

12 to 18 kW

E Ride Pro PRO 4.0: 18 kW peak, $4,999

7 kW rated and 18 kW peak with the same 3,600 Wh swappable battery as the SR, at 161 lb.

79Bike Falcon GT: 16 kW, $4,799

16 kW as stated, 610 Nm, a 72 V, 40 Ah battery (2,880 Wh) and a top speed of 95 km/h.

Rawrr Mantis X Pro: 15 kW, $3,899

15 kW as stated, a 72 V battery of 2,520 Wh and 105 km/h: the lowest price in this group for its power.

Talaria Sting Pro MX: 13.44 kW peak

5.5 kW rated and 13.44 kW peak on a 72 V battery, 95 km/h and 500 Nm at the rear wheel. Sold through dealers.

Sur-Ron Ultra Bee R: 12.5 kW

12.5 kW, a 74 V, 55 Ah battery (4.07 kWh), over 90 km/h and 100 km at 50 km/h, at 93 kg, with traction control. Sold through dealers.

79Bike Lynx: 12 kW, $3,999

12 kW as stated, 410 Nm, 2,880 Wh, 90 km/h and up to 120 km of range, with full suspension.

Before you buy

Every bike in this list is a full-size motorcycle in power, not a beginner's bike, and in its off-road form may not be ridden on public roads in the US without registration, insurance and a licence. For a first electric dirt bike, see our comparison of the Sur-Ron Light Bee X and Talaria xXx, and check our riding rules by country and state.