13 Fastest Electric Dirt Bikes in the World (2026 Edition)
They said electric bikes could never keep up with gast monsters. But 2026 is proving them dead wrong. These new machines aren’t just fast. They’re rewriting what speed means off-road. Some of them are hitting numbers that leave 450cc gas bikes choking on dust. From raw torque beasts to futuristic race builds, we’re counting down 13 of the fastest electric dirt bikes on the planet right now. And trust me, the top three will blow your mind. So, buckle up because by the end of this list, you’ll be questioning everything you thought you knew about electric speed. Number 13, Sirron Light BX. Coming in at number 13, the Sirron Light BX may look compact, but it packs a punch that rivals some full-size gas bikes. With a 6 kW mid drive motor and 47 lb feet peak torque, it launches off the line with near instant acceleration that can catch even experienced riders by surprise. Weighing only around 110 lbs, this bike feels like an extension of your body. Agile, nimble, and ridiculously fun on trails and jumps. Its top speed of roughly 50 mph is impressive, but it’s the power to weight ratio that makes it truly wild. The swappable lithium battery ensures you can keep shredding for hours. The LightB proves that domination doesn’t require a massive frame or engine. Size isn’t everything on the dirt. Number 12, Happy Run G300 Pro. At number 12, the Happy Run G300 Pro shows that serious performance doesn’t need a big price tag. Compact yet powerful, it’s built for thrillsekers. Its 3000 W motor pushes the bike to around 50 mph, delivering instant torque that feels far more potent than its size suggests. Equipped with fat tires and dual suspension, the G300 Pro soaks up rough trails with ease, offering a stable, smooth ride across dirt, gravel, or even pavement. The 72-volt removable battery provides up to 60 mi of range, while features like the LED display and motorcycle grade brakes add a surprisingly premium feel. Built for riders seeking speed and reliability, this bike handles anything you throw at it. Number 11, Riding Times GT73 Pro. Number 11 on the list, the Riding Times GT73 Pro merges classic Scrambler style with modern electric performance. Beneath its vintage frame, it houses a 5000W Peak motor capable of reaching 60 mph, making it a serious contender both on and off-road. The bike’s dual suspension system and chunky 20-in tires tackle bumps and jumps effortlessly, offering a smooth yet aggressive ride. Powered by a large 60volt battery, it delivers nearly 50 mi of spirited riding per charge. The GT73 Pro proves that electric bikes aren’t fragile, they’re fast, durable, and versatile. Before we move on to the next bike, if you’re enjoying this countdown, don’t forget to hit that like button. It helps a lot. Number 10, HPC Revolution MX. Landing at number 10 is the HPC Revolution MX. A serious electric dirt bike that bridges the gap between high performance moto and cuttingedge EET tech. With the US-built frame and battery systems from HPC, high power cycles, you’re looking at a machine engineered for real speed up to 5,000 watts as standard with optional systems reaching 7,000 to 9,000 watts and top speeds over 60 mph. Lightweight and agile thanks to a 6061T6 aluminum frame and full dual crown suspension, Rock Shocks boxer plus vivid shock, the Revolution MX doesn’t just go fast. It handles like a pro. What sets it even further apart is the build quality and flexibility. Custom USA battery packs, programmable power modes, and premium components throughout. This is a bike built for riders who demand no compromise. In short, the HPC Revolution MX proves electric dirt bikes can not only match gas bikes, they can outenineer and outride them. Number nine, Raw Mantis X. The Raw Mantis X isn’t just fast, it’s feral. Built for riders who crave raw acceleration and precision control, this electric dirt bike lives up to its name with brutal performance and sleek, predatory styling. Packing a 12,000 watt brushless motor, the Mantis X claws its way up to a top speed of 68 mph, putting it head-to-head with midsize gas bikes. Its instant torque delivery means it surges forward the moment you twist the throttle. No lag, no hesitation, just pure electric fury. What makes it stand out is the combination of carbon steel construction and a long travel suspension setup that soaks up rocks, jumps, and harsh landings like nothing. The 72volt battery gives you around 60 mi of range. And with regenerative braking, it squeezes every drop of energy out of the ride. Visually, the Mantis X looks like something out of a sci-fi movie, sharp lines, aggressive LED lighting, and a low, menacing stance. It’s made for riders who want something that looks as powerful as it feels. But believe it or not, the next one on the list cranks the power up even higher. Number eight, Tromax MC10. The Tromax MC10 is where sleek design meets explosive performance. A futuristic electric dirt bike that proves small doesn’t mean slow. With its aggressive compact frame and jet inspired aesthetics, the MCT10 looks like it was built for both the trail and the spotlight. Underneath, it hides a 72vt power system and a motor pushing up to 12 kW 16 horsepower, giving it enough torque to hit 62 mph with shocking acceleration. Thanks to its lightweight aluminum alloy frame, it stays agile and perfectly balanced, making it ideal for technical trails or urban play rides. One of its biggest flexes is the removable lithium battery, offering up to 70 mi of range, and it charges in just a few hours. Combine that with advanced suspension and hydraulic brakes, and you’ve got a ride that handles corners and jumps like a pro. It’s quiet, fast, and visually striking. A true mix of art and engineering. The Tromach MC10 might not roar like a gas bike, but when it blows past one, it leaves nothing but silence and dust. But hold on, the next bike pushes high Kai. Number seven, Solar Eclipse 2.0 Race Edition. Sliding into the number seven spot, the Solar Eclipse 2.0 Race Edition is an electric dirt bike that doesn’t whisper, it roars in silence. With a peak motor output of 16 kW, a top speed listed at 70 mph, and a robust 72vt 45 hour battery promising up to 70 miles of ride time, this machine means business. The Race Edition brings serious upgrades. A carbon fiber frame and swing arm, full enduro or super moto wheel options, and professional-grade suspension and hydraulics designed to handle serious terrain and high speeds. In short, the Eclipse 2.0 0 race blends high-end performance with electric innovation. It’s a clear signal that electric bikes are no longer just for fun rides. They’re made to dominate trails and blast past gas bikes. The next bike on our list takes things even further. Number six, Altus Sigma. The Altus Sigma, a dirt bike that proves electric machines have left the good for the trails category and entered the serious performance realm. With a peak output of 22.5 kW claim top speeds north of 70 mph and a 98volt battery system powering upwards of 50 m on a charge. It’s built for those who want real off-road domination. Weighing around 185 lb 84 kW with battery, the Sigma uses a robust aluminum alloy frame, long travel suspension, 200 mm front, and high performance brakes with multi-level regenerative braking. What really makes it stand out is how it balances raw speed with usability. Three ride modes: eco, standard, race, a 3.5 to TFT display with NFC, and a design that handles serious terrain without sacrificing day-to-day toughness. Number five, 79 bike Falcon GT. At number five, the 79 bike Falcon GT hits the trail with serious intent. Its 16.8 8 kW peak motor boosts it to roughly 59 mph, while the 72V 40 hour Samsung lithium battery delivers up to 75 mi of range in ideal conditions. Weighing in at just around 152 lb, this lightweight build teams up with a 6 to 10 nm torque figure, and full suspension, fast ace 2.0 fork and rear shock to offer agility and speed that most gas bikes in this class can’t touch. Whether you’re tearing up open terrain or charging through technical trails, the Falcon GT blends high-end components, electric punch, and a ride feel that challenges the status quo. Number four, – SR. At number four, we’ve got the -ide Pro SR. A machine that blurs the line between dirt bike and electric rocket. With a 25 kW motor pushing out the equivalent of 33 horsepower, this beast hits 75 mph without breaking a sweat. It’s not just fast, it’s explosively quick. What sets the Pro SR apart is its precision. The regenerative braking system and Bluetooth tuning let riders customize power output and throttle sensitivity right from their phone. It’s built for those who want total control over every ounce of power. The bike’s aggressive geometry and long travel suspension make it perfect for off-road chaos. And when you open it up on a straight, it doesn’t just move, it teleports. The -ide Pro SR isn’t just chasing gas bikes anymore. It’s overtaking them. But the next one on this list, it’s smaller, meaner, and shockingly fast for its size. Number three, Vector Vortex. At number three, we’ve got the Vector Vortex. A sleek, futuristic electric dirt bike that looks like it came straight out of a sci-fi movie. But don’t let its smooth design fool you. This thing is an absolute weapon on dirt. Packing a 20 kow motor, the Vortex launches from 0 to 60 mph in under 4 seconds. And its lightweight carbon frame keeps it razor sharp on corners. What makes it stand out isn’t just the speed, it’s the control. The torque delivery is instant but incredibly balanced, giving riders the kind of confidence you’d expect from a prolevel bike. And with a top speed nearing 80 mph, it’s already leaving mid-range gas bikes in the dust. The Vortex is proof that electric power can be both wild and refined. And it’s only the beginning of this insane lineup. But hold on because the next one takes raw speed and cranks it to a whole new level. Number two, Stark Var. At number two, the Stark Var changes the game. It delivers around 80 horsepower and a staggering 938 Nm of torque at the rear wheel, outperforming many 450 cc gas bikes. Weighing about 110 kms, 242 lb, it uses a frame built from carbon, magnesium, and agrade aluminium to keep it sharp and agile. The suspension is race ready. KYB forks with roughly 310 mm travel front and rear for serious control. What makes the Var truly wild is its tech. Pick from over 100 ride modes, adjust power curves, traction control, and engine braking via a connected phone. It’s designed to behave like anything from a 125cc trail bike to a 650 ccmx machine allinone. In short, the Stark Var isn’t just an electric dirt bike. It’s the machine that proves electric can dominate off-road. Number one, Cyclone Big Boy. At the top of the list sits the Cyclone Big Boy, which takes electric dirt bike into full-on motocross territory. With a high torque 23 kW motor, and around 600 new m of torque, this bike launches harder than many 450 cc gas machines. It’s built with serious components. A 21-in front and 19-in rear wheel setup, a motorcycle style swing arm with 195 mm dropout, and heavyduty motorcycle disc brakes all around. Top speed estimates reach 90 mph, 145 km/h, depending on setup. If you’re looking for electric trails to leave gas bikes in the dust, the Big Boy isn’t just a contender, it’s a statement. These 13 electric dirt bikes aren’t just about speed. They’re changing everything we know about off-road riding. From agile city crushers to full throttle beasts, each bike brings its own unique edge. Which one would you ride first? Drop your choice in the comments. And remember, the future of dirt biking is electric and it’s faster than [Music]
Electric dirt bikes are no longer the future — they’re dominating the trails in 2026. In this video, we count down the 13 fastest electric dirt bikes in the world, featuring jaw-dropping speed, torque, and next-gen performance that rivals even 450cc gas bikes. From high-end motocross monsters to budget electric off-road beasts, these bikes prove that electric power is rewriting the rules of motocross.
We’ll cover legendary names like Stark Varg, Surron Storm Bee, KTM Freeride E-XC, and Cake Kalk OR, along with new 2026 electric dirt bike models that are pushing limits in speed and design. Whether you’re into affordable e-dirt bikes, electric motocross racing, or just curious about the fastest e-bikes on the planet, this countdown has something for you.
Watch till the end — the #1 electric dirt bike will blow your mind!
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