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KTM Freeride E-XC specs, top speed, range and price
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Typical price
$11,300 – $12,400
USD, before freight and setup
The Freeride E-XC is the closest thing here to a conventional enduro bike that happens to be electric. You get a WP-suspended KTM chassis, Brembo brakes and a real dealer network — at the cost of weight and ride time compared with lighter e-motos.
Peak power
18 kW (~24 hp)
Top speed
~50 mph
Battery
3.9 kWh, removable
Weight
~245 lb
Full spec sheet
Powertrain
| Motor | Permanent-magnet synchronous, mid-mounted |
|---|---|
| Peak power | 18 kW (~24 hp) |
| Rated power | 5 kW continuous |
| Peak torque | ~42 Nm at the motor |
| Ride modes | Economy, Enduro and Cross maps |
Performance
| Top speed (stock) | ~50 mph / 80 km/h |
|---|---|
| Claimed ride time | Up to 1.5 hours of trail riding |
| Realistic hard riding | ~45–60 minutes |
Battery and charging
| Battery | 3.9 kWh lithium-ion, removable |
|---|---|
| Charge time | ~1 hour 20 minutes to 80% |
| Battery weight | ~62 lb / 28 kg |
Chassis
| Frame | Chromoly steel trellis with aluminium subframe |
|---|---|
| Front suspension | WP XPLOR 43 mm fork, ~9.8 in travel |
| Rear suspension | WP XPLOR PDS shock, ~10.2 in travel |
| Brakes | Formula hydraulic disc, 260 mm front |
| Wheels | 21 in front / 18 in rear |
Dimensions and weight
| Curb weight | ~245 lb / 111 kg |
|---|---|
| Seat height | ~35.8 in / 91 cm |
| Ground clearance | ~13.4 in / 34 cm |
Price and availability
| MSRP (2026, US) | ~$11,300 USD |
|---|---|
| Typical street price | $11,300–$12,400 |
| Warranty | KTM dealer warranty, terms vary by market |
| Street legal from factory | Off-road; some markets offer a homologated version |
How fast is it, really?
Power delivery is deliberately smooth — the Freeride is easier to ride slowly through technical terrain than any of the light Chinese-built e-motos.
Top speed is limited around 50 mph, so it is a trail and enduro bike rather than a fire-road blaster.
Real-world range
KTM quotes about 1.5 hours of riding, and owners report 45–60 minutes at real enduro pace.
Swappable packs and a fast charger are the standard way owners run full ride days.
Owner reviews
Average of rider-submitted scores for the KTM Freeride E-XC from E BUDDY riders and public owner forums.
What owners like
- • Proper WP suspension and legacy enduro chassis
- • Full KTM dealer service network
- • Predictable, easy-to-ride power delivery
Common complaints
- • Heaviest lightweight option at ~245 lb
- • Around 1.5 hours of trail time per charge
- • Costs more than faster Chinese-built rivals
Feels like a real dirt bike
Chassis, brakes and ergonomics are exactly what you expect from KTM. Nothing in the class handles this well stock.
Grant O. ·
Great bike, short rides
About 90 minutes of woods riding per pack. I carry a spare and charge at the truck between loops.
Lucia N. ·
Verdict
Buy the Freeride E-XC if chassis quality and dealer support matter more than range or price. Riders chasing power per dollar will be happier on a Storm Bee or Talaria XXX.
Is it street legal?
Sold in North America for closed-course and off-road use. Homologated street versions exist in parts of Europe.
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