The Surron Ultra Bee's spec sheet reads like a superbike's, 24.5kW of peak power, a 74V 60Ah battery, and a claimed top speed near 60 mph. Numbers like that invite a fair question: what do you actually get once you are riding it, not just reading about it? Here is what the spec sheet says, what independent testing has found, and where the two match up.
What Surron Actually Claims
The 2026 Ultra Bee HP is built around a 74V/60Ah battery pack (roughly 4.4kWh of capacity) feeding a motor rated at up to 24.5kW peak power in its highest performance mode. Surron's own figures put top speed at approximately 59 mph and maximum range at about 71.5 miles, though that range figure is measured at a moderate 50 km/h (about 31 mph) cruising speed, not at full throttle. Torque is rated at roughly 520 N·m at the wheel, and the bike supports fast charging from 20% to 80% in about 2.5 hours.
What Independent Testing and Owners Report
Independent reviews and rider forums put real-world top speed for the HP version in the mid-to-high 50s mph, with the bike consistently hitting close to its claimed 59 mph figure on flat ground in its highest power mode. Acceleration is where the numbers get more dramatic than the top speed alone suggests, testers have clocked 0-31 mph in under 2 seconds. On range, hands-on testing has generally landed close to Surron's claimed figures, but with the same caveat that applies to every electric vehicle: range drops significantly if you ride at higher speeds, tackle steep or technical terrain, or carry a heavier rider. Treat the 71.5 mile figure as a best-case number for moderate-speed riding, not a guarantee for aggressive trail use.
Why the Numbers Move Around
Rider weight, terrain, tire pressure, riding mode, and even ambient temperature all affect both top speed and range on any electric bike, and the Ultra Bee is no exception. A heavier rider or a run up a steep grade will pull real-world numbers down from the spec sheet. Cold weather also reduces usable battery capacity, so range on a cold morning ride will read lower than the same route on a warm afternoon. None of this is a defect, it is how lithium battery packs and electric motors behave everywhere.
Surron Ultra Bee at a Glance
| Spec | Claimed | Real-World Reports |
|---|---|---|
| Top Speed | ~59 mph | Mid-to-high 50s mph, close to claim on flat ground |
| Max Range | ~71.5 mi at 31 mph | Close to claim at moderate speed; drops with faster or harder riding |
| Peak Power | 24.5kW (Turbo mode) | N/A, motor spec |
| 0-31 mph | ~1.84 sec | Testers report sub-2-second launches |
| Charge Time (20-80%) | ~2.5 hours | N/A, manufacturer spec |
See It in Person
Numbers on a page only tell you so much. The Ultra Bee's power delivery, weight balance, and suspension feel are the kind of thing you notice the moment you twist the throttle.
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2026 Surron Ultra Bee HP SW ($6,399-$6,499) — 74V 60Ah battery, 24.5kW peak power, available in Carbon Black and Desert Brown.
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Long-travel suspension and a full-size mx-inspired frame built to handle repeated hard launches and technical trail sections.
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The 74V 60Ah pack behind the range and power numbers above, rated for roughly 2.5 hour fast charging from 20% to 80%.
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