Australia’s electric dirt bike index
Specs, pricing and consolidated reviews for every electric off-road bike sold or announced in Australia — from full-size race machines to kids’ first bikes. Evidence-tiered, sourced, and kept current.
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Every bike in the index, with Australian pricing. Use the filters above to narrow the list.
Full-size electric dirt bikes (53)
- Altis Powersports Delta — $4,995 AUD (sale), $6,500 (regular) · 13 kW peak
- Altis Powersports Omega — 60 kW peak
- Altis Powersports Sigma — $7,160 AUD (sale), $8,950 (regular) · 23 kW peak
- Altis Powersports Sigma MX — $7,160 AUD (sale), $8,950 (regular) · 23 kW peak
- Arctic Leopard E-XE 880 — $14,355 AUD (sale), $15,950 (regular) · 37 kW peak
- Arctic Leopard XE Pro R — 26.5 kW peak
- Arctic Leopard XE Pro S — $7,450 AUD (sale), $8,500 (regular) · 20 kW peak
- Arctic Leopard XF Pro / XF Pro Super — $4,950 AUD (sale), $5,950 (regular) · 12 kW peak
- Bonnell 805 RX — $13,495 AUD · 42 kW peak
- E Ride Pro 2.5 L1e Road Version — $8,390 AUD · 9 kW peak
- E Ride Pro 3.0 L1e Road Version — $8,890 AUD · 9 kW peak
- E Ride Pro Mini R — $4,990 AUD · 8 kW peak
- E Ride Pro SE (17/17) — $5,990 AUD · 10 kW peak
- E Ride Pro SR — $8,590 AUD (sale), $11,290 (regular) · 25 kW peak
- E Ride Pro SS 3.0 — $7,490 AUD (sale), $9,490 (regular) · 15.8 kW peak
- Electric Motion ePure Race — $18,990 AUD · 11 kW peak
- Electric Motion Escape — $16,000 AUD (sale), $17,000 (regular) · 11 kW peak
- Electric Motion FACTOR e — $18,150 AUD (1.8 kWh), $19,950 (2.5 kWh) · 18 kW peak
- Electric Motion FACTOR e 2.5 Pilot YM26 — $25,200 AUD · 18 kW peak
- Electro & Company ETM RTR Alpha — $6,999 AUD (sale), $7,499 (regular) · 18 kW peak
- Electro & Company ETM RTR XL — $5,699 AUD (sale), $5,999 (regular) · 16 kW peak
- Electro & Company ETM RTR XL Alpha — $7,499 AUD (sale), $7,999 (regular) · 18 kW peak
- OSET TXP-24 — $8,740 AUD · 1.6 kW peak
- Potent PitMax — $2,950 AUD (sale), $3,450 (regular) · 6 kW peak
- Potent PitMaximus — $3,850 AUD · 7 kW peak
- Rawrr Mantis All Terrain — $6,250 AUD (sale), $6,450 (regular) · 9.5 kW peak
- Rawrr Mantis X — $5,100 AUD (sale), $5,250 (regular) · 6.5 kW peak
- Rawrr Mantis X Pro — $5,999 AUD (sale), $6,399 (regular) · 15 kW peak
- RFN Ares Endurance Road (ADR) — $6,990 AUD · 12 kW peak
- RFN Ares Rally (MX) — $6,990 AUD (sale, regular $7,990) · 12.5 kW peak
- RFN Warrior Pro SX-E15 — $7,990 AUD · 15 kW peak
- RFN Warrior Pro SX-E15 Plus+ — $8,990 AUD · 15 kW peak
- Segway Dirt eBike X260 — $6,490 AUD · 5 kW peak
- Segway Xaber 300 — 21 kW peak
- Stark Future VARG EX (60HP / Standard) — $18,990–$20,990 AUD · 44.7 kW peak
- Stark Future VARG EX (80HP / Alpha) — $19,990–$21,590 AUD · 59.7 kW peak
- Stark Future VARG EX Factory Edition — $25,990 AUD · 59.7 kW peak
- Stark Future VARG MX 1.2 (60HP / Standard) — $18,990 AUD · 44.7 kW peak
- Stark Future VARG MX 1.2 (80HP / Alpha) — $19,990 AUD · 59.7 kW peak
- Stark Future VARG MX Factory Edition — $23,990 AUD · 59.7 kW peak
- Sur-Ron Light Bee 2 — From $8,990 AUD · 24 kW peak
- Sur-Ron Light Bee X — From $7,490 AUD (RRP, excludes pre-delivery and freight) · 10 kW peak
- Sur-Ron Ultra Bee HP — $10,490 AUD + ORC · 24.5 kW peak
- Takani TK1714-70 — $4,500 AUD (sale), $5,000 (regular) · 8 kW peak
- Talaria Komodo TL6000 — $9,000 AUD RRP (the distributor’s own shop page lists $9,999) · 32 kW peak
- Talaria Komodo TL6000 L3e — Not published separately. The distributor lists a single Komodo TL6000 at $9,000 RRP ($9,999 on its own shop page) without distinguishing the MX and L3e variants. · 14 kW peak
- Talaria Sting Pro MX5 L1E — $7,500 AUD plus on-road costs · 8.5 kW peak
- Talaria Sting Pro MX5 TL5500 — $7,500 AUD · 13.4 kW peak
- Talaria Sting R-MX4 TL4000 — $6,500 AUD (NSW; interstate RRP varies with dealer freight) · 8 kW peak
- Talaria XXX Pro TL2500 — $5,500 AUD · 6 kW peak
- Thumpstar Z6 72 — $5,999 AUD (MSRP, crate price; ride-away +$300) · 17 kW peak
- Zero Motorcycles XB — $8,400 AUD · 7.5 kW peak
- Zero Motorcycles XE — $11,500 AUD · 15.5 kW peak
Kids and youth electric dirt bikes (45)
- Crossfire ECR1500 — $1,749 AUD · 1500W
- Crossfire ECR2000 — $1,949 AUD · 2000W
- Crossfire ECR6500 — $3,699 AUD · 6.5 kW peak
- Crossfire ECR8000 — $3,949 AUD · 8 kW peak
- Electro & Company ETM RTR Lite — $3,399 AUD
- Electro & Company ETM RTR Sport 2026 — $4,499 AUD (sale), $4,799 (regular)
- FXB Australia FXB SX-E2 Pro Cross — $1,799 AUD (sale), $1,999 (regular)
- FXB Australia FXB01-20 Pro Cross — $2,099 AUD (sale), $2,399 (regular)
- FXB Australia FXB03-12 Pro Cross — $999 AUD (sale), $1,099 (regular)
- FXB Australia FXB03-16 Pro Cross — $1,299 AUD (sale), $1,399 (regular)
- FXB Australia FXB04-16 Pro Cross — $1,299 AUD (sale), $1,799 (regular)
- FXB Australia FXB06-20 Extreme III — $2,399 AUD (sale), $2,800 (regular)
- FXB Australia FXB06-24 Extreme III — $2,799 AUD (sale), $3,399 (regular)
- GoBike GoBike 16″ — $1,399 AUD
- GoBike GoBike 20″ — $2,399 AUD
- GoBike GoBike 24″ — $3,399 AUD
- KTM / Husqvarna / GasGas (Pierer Mobility) SX-E 5 / EE 5 / MC-E 5 — $10,795 AUD (Ready To Ride)
- OSET 12.5R — from ~$3,100 AUD
- OSET 16.0R — $3,100 AUD ride-away
- OSET TXP-20 — $7,740 AUD
- Potent MidiMax — $2,499 AUD (sale), $2,599 (regular)
- Potent MiniMax — $1,499 AUD
- Rawrr Mantis Mini 48V — $3,200 AUD (sale), $3,650 (regular)
- Rawrr Mantis Mini R Plus — $3,900 AUD (sale), $4,300 (regular)
- RFN EVO Racing 20 — $1,999 AUD (sale, regular $2,399)
- RFN Warrior Kids SX-E250 — $1,499 AUD (sale), $1,899 (regular)
- RFN Warrior Kids SX-E500 — $1,899 AUD (sale, regular $2,299)
- RFN Warrior Youth SX-E5 — $4,990 AUD · 5 kW peak
- RFN Warrior Youth SX-E8 — $5,990 AUD · 8 kW peak
- Sur-Ron Hyper Bee — $3,990 AUD (sale), $4,490 (regular)
- Takani TK1010-20 (MY25) — $2,499 AUD
- Takani TK1224-RS — $999 AUD
- Takani TK1412-20 (MY25) — $2,649 AUD
- Takani TK1652-RS — $1,300 AUD
- Takani TK2060 — $1,999 AUD
- Takani TK2060-RS — $2,499 AUD
- Thumpstar TSE 12H — $849 AUD (sale, regular $979)
- Thumpstar TSE 12L — $689 AUD (sale), $799 (MSRP)
- Thumpstar TSE 16H — $899 AUD (sale), $1,099 (MSRP)
- Zippi Electric Rebel 20″ Pro — $2,199 AUD
- Zippi Electric Rebel 24″ Pro — $2,499 AUD
- Zippi Electric Ride 10″ — $899 AUD
- Zippi Electric Rippa 12″ — $899 AUD
- Zippi Electric Rippa 16″ — $1,099 AUD
- Zippi Electric Rippa 20″ — $1,999 AUD
How we build this index
Every entry is compiled from published sources — manufacturer specs, press reviews, dealer listings and owner reports — and cross-checked where those sources disagree. Where something can’t be confirmed, we say so rather than guess: you’ll see specs marked unconfirmed and registration status flagged where the evidence conflicts.
Where an entry summarises what reviewers think, that’s a consolidation of published opinion, not a verdict from TerraVolt eMoto. Every entry shows its sources and the date it was last checked, so you can go to the original yourself.
What the evidence labels mean
Every entry carries an evidence label showing how well sourced its data is, from weakest to strongest:
- Dealer description — a dealer or retailer listing only.
- Manufacturer description — the maker’s own published spec or marketing material, and nothing else.
- Manufacturer and dealer description — the maker’s figures plus an Australian dealer or retailer listing that agrees. Two sources, but neither is independent of the sale.
- Official distributor confirmed — checked against the official Australian distributor’s own brochure or specification sheet.
- Press launch coverage — reported by independent outlets, but from launch material rather than a ride.
- Independent press — at least one published hands-on test by an outlet with no stake in the sale.
- Independent press confirmed — two or more independent tests, or one long-term or multi-scenario test.
An entry takes the highest label its sources support. The label describes the sourcing, not the bike.
We add bikes as they reach Australia, revisit pricing and availability each quarter, and give the whole index a full review twice a year. Prices are in Australian dollars and include GST, and mostly come from live dealer listings rather than manufacturer RRP — so sale pricing is common. Prices and specs move quickly — treat this as your starting point and confirm the details with the seller before you buy.
Found an error, or a bike we’ve missed? Tell us — corrections from riders and dealers are a big part of how this stays accurate. Distributors: if you have a new model, or an update to one that’s already listed, we’d like to hear from you.
editor@terravoltemoto.com.au