Talaria Komodo 2025/2026: 32 kW Electric Dirt Bike | 65 MPH & 115 km Range
Unleash 32 kW peak power & 754 Nm torque. The Talaria Komodo hits 65 mph with a 115 km range. The ultimate electric off-road motorcycle for adults. Order now.
Dominate the trails with the Talaria Komodo. This is not just another e-bike; it is a high-performance electric dirt bike designed to replace 450cc gas-powered enduro bikes. Officially launched in late 2025 and featured at CES 2026, the Komodo (TL6000) blurs the line between lightweight electric motorcycles and full-sized competition bikes . With a massive 32 kW (43 hp) peak output, this Talaria model offers explosive acceleration and pro-level suspension right out of the box.
| Feature |
Specification |
| Peak Power |
32 kW (43 hp) |
| Peak Torque |
754 Nm (556 lb-ft) |
| Top Speed |
105 km/h (65 mph) |
| Acceleration (0-60 mph) |
4.5 seconds |
| Battery |
96V / 97.2V 45Ah Lithium-Ion (4.3 kWh) |
| Max Range |
115 km (71.5 miles) @ 45 km/h |
| Charge Time |
1.5 hours (Fast charge) |
| Weight (Dry) |
98 kg (216 lbs) |
| Seat Height |
910 mm (35.8 inches) |
| Ground Clearance |
315 mm (12.4 inches) |
| Brakes |
Hydraulic Disc (220mm rotors) |
| Suspension Travel |
250 mm (Front) / 90 mm (Rear) |
| Wheels |
21" Front / 18" Rear |
Unmatched Power-to-Weight Ratio
Weighing only 98 kg, the Komodo delivers 32 kW of peak power—significantly outperforming the Surron Ultra Bee and directly competing with 450cc four-stroke enduro bikes like the Honda CRF450X . The massive 754 Nm of wheel torque provides instant, wheel-lifting acceleration that gas bikes simply cannot match.
Built for Real Off-Road Terrain
Unlike street-legal "toys," the Komodo features full-sized off-road components. It comes equipped with 21"/18" wheel combo (CST or Maxxis tires), dual-chamber air forks with 250mm travel, and 315mm of ground clearance. Whether you are climbing steep hills or navigating technical enduro trails, this e-moto absorbs everything .
Advanced Electric Technology
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4 Ride Modes: Eco, Sport, Hyper (unleashing the full 32kW), and Reverse (for maneuvering) .
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Regenerative Braking: 4-level adjustable system for traction control and extended battery life.
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Display: High-brightness TFT screen with a 167-degree viewing angle.
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Safety: Dual Hall-sensor throttle for redundant safety and precise input .
Low Maintenance & Eco-Friendly
Say goodbye to oil changes, clutch replacements, and expensive engine rebuilds. The electric drivetrain requires virtually zero maintenance, saving you hundreds of hours and dollars compared to a gas bike .
Comparison vs. Competitors
Talaria Komodo vs. Surron Ultra Bee
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Power: Komodo wins (32 kW vs. 21 kW).
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Torque: Komodo has significantly more low-end grunt (754 Nm).
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Voltage: Komodo runs on a higher 96V system (efficiency) vs. 74V .
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Verdict: If you want a lightweight playbike, choose the Surron. If you want a gas-bike replacement, choose the Komodo.
Talaria Komodo vs. 450cc Gas Bikes (e.g., Honda CRF450X)
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Price: Komodo is ~$6,000 vs. ~$10,000 for comparable gas models .
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Torque: Electric motors deliver instant torque vs. peaky gas power.
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Weight: 98 kg is significantly lighter than any 450cc enduro .
What's in the Box?
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1x Talaria Komodo Electric Motorcycle
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1x 96V 45Ah Lithium Battery (Integrated)
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1x Fast Charger (1.5-hour charge time)
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1x Tool Kit
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2x Keys
Technical Deep Dive
The Komodo Controller
Talaria has equipped the Komodo with a high-voltage architecture controller utilizing an M4 Core Microprocessor. This ensures precise vector control (FOC) of the motor, allowing for smooth power delivery in technical sections and explosive thrust when you twist the throttle .
Battery Technology
The 4.3 kWh Greenway battery operates at a nominal 96V (97.2V max). The higher voltage means lower amperage draw for the same power output, which keeps the motor cooler and the system more efficient than 72V systems found on lesser e-motos .
Suspension Setup
The Dual Chamber Air Forks are fully adjustable, allowing riders to dial in the perfect setup for their weight and terrain. With 250mm of travel, these forks are designed to handle repeated hard hits and G-outs .
Q: How long does the battery last?
A: At a steady 28 mph (45 km/h), you can achieve up to 71 miles (115 km). In "Hyper" mode on aggressive trails, expect significantly less runtime (approximately 1-2 hours of hard riding) .
Q: Is it good for beginners?
A: The Komodo is very powerful (32 kW). It is recommended for intermediate to expert riders. However, the "Eco" mode tames the power significantly for learning .
Q: What colors are available?
A: Black, Blue, and Green .
