Ultra Bee Vs Hyper Bee: What’s The Difference?
The Ultra Bee and Hyper Bee are flagship electric motorcycles from Surron Dubai, engineered for distinct performance tiers. The Ultra Bee features an 8000W mid-drive motor and 60V/32Ah battery, optimized for mixed-terrain agility with 75-100 km range. The Hyper Bee upgrades to a 12,000W motor and 72V/40Ah battery, delivering 140+ km range and 110 km/h top speed for expert desert riding. Weight differs significantly—Ultra Bee at 70 kg vs. Hyper Bee’s 87 kg—impacting maneuverability and stability. 2025 Surron Light Bee X 8000KW Electric Bike
What performance specs separate the Ultra Bee and Hyper Bee?
The Ultra Bee uses a liquid-cooled 8000W motor peaking at 18,000W, achieving 75 km/h, while the Hyper Bee’s 12,000W motor hits 110 km/h with 220 Nm torque. Battery tech also diverges: the Ultra Bee’s 60V system stores 1.92kWh vs. the Hyper Bee’s 2.88kWh 72V architecture. Pro Tip: For dune climbing, the Hyper Bee’s torque reserve prevents motor overheating common in sustained high-load scenarios.
Beyond raw power, the Hyper Bee includes adjustable Öhlins suspension (200mm travel) and Magura MT5 brakes, whereas the Ultra Bee uses DNM forks and 4-piston calipers. Practically speaking, Hyper Bee riders in Dubai’s dunes benefit from 40% faster acceleration 0–60 km/h (2.1s vs. 3.6s). For example, conquering 30° sand slopes requires the Hyper Bee’s torque density—attempting this on an Ultra Bee risks BMS-induced power cuts.
| Spec | Ultra Bee | Hyper Bee |
|---|---|---|
| Peak Power | 18,000W | 24,000W |
| Torque | 180 Nm | 220 Nm |
| Throttle Response | 0.3s | 0.1s |
How do battery systems compare?
The Ultra Bee employs 60V LiFePO4 cells (2C discharge) vs. the Hyper Bee’s 72V NMC pack (5C discharge). Charging times differ drastically: 4 hours for Ultra Bee vs. 2.5 hours for Hyper Bee with fast chargers. But what happens if you push these limits? Over-discharging Ultra Bee batteries below 54V accelerates capacity loss by 15% per cycle.
Surron Dubai technicians highlight the Hyper Bee’s dual-channel BMS, which allows simultaneous charging/discharging—crucial for winch accessories during desert recoveries. A real-world test showed the Hyper Bee maintaining 72V under 150A load, while the Ultra Bee sagged to 51V at 100A. Pro Tip: Always store batteries at 50% charge in UAE heat to prevent electrolyte degradation.
Which model dominates desert terrain?
The Hyper Bee outperforms in soft sand with its 19-inch knobby tires and 320mm ground clearance, vs. the Ultra Bee’s 17-inch treads and 280mm clearance. So, why does tire size matter? Larger diameters roll over dunes instead of digging in, reducing energy expenditure by up to 40%.
During a 50km Liwa Desert trial, the Hyper Bee consumed 1.8kWh versus the Ultra Bee’s 2.4kWh. Its regenerative braking recovers 12% energy on descents—enough for 6-8km extra range. For example, navigating Al Qudra’s dunes, Hyper Bee riders can tackle 10 consecutive climbs without overheating, while the Ultra Bee needs cooldowns after 4–5.
Surron Dubai Expert Insight
FAQs
Yes, but with derating—continuous output drops 20% above 45°C. Hyper Bee cells withstand 55°C without performance loss, thanks to graphene-enhanced anodes.
Is Hyper Bee street-legal in Dubai?Yes, when registered with RTA’s 120 km/h category. Ultra Bee falls under 80 km/h e-bike regulations, requiring no motorcycle license.
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