Brand lineup
6 Talaria models currently rank by VoltRipper Score and rider fit.
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Talaria
32 kW peak output, 65 mph capability, and a 97.2V/45Ah pack make it Talaria's step above the Sting MX5 Pro
Trade-off: Current US dealer listing is off-road only; the L3e street trim should not be assumed for US buyers
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Talaria
28 kW peak output, 10 kW nominal power, and a 5.2 kWh pack make it Talaria's premium big-battery full-size entry
Trade-off: Current credible source material does not confirm a US ship date, so real owner range and support history are not established
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Talaria
72V/2.88 kWh Samsung-cell platform is a real power and range step up from the 60V Sting and X3 family
Trade-off: Ships limited to 20 mph, so the high-speed numbers assume derestriction and local-law risk
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Talaria
Compact X3 chassis with a 19/17 knobby setup and strong street-kit angle
Trade-off: Ships limited to 20 mph — needs derestriction for its ~47 mph potential
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Talaria
Bigger 2,700 Wh (60V/45Ah) LG-cell pack than a stock Sur-Ron — more usable range
Trade-off: Ships factory-limited to 20 mph — needs derestriction to reach its ~40+ mph potential
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Talaria
The value Sting — 60V/2.28 kWh LG pack and 47 mph, with remaining stock listed at $3,700 at our last check
Trade-off: Smaller battery and less power than the Sting R MX4
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