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EBMX X-9000 V3

Based on manufacturer and retailer listings when we last checked, not confirmed stock. Check the store before you buy.

The common big-power swap for Sur-Ron and Talaria. V3 (shipping since July 2025) claims 1,000 A continuous phase current and works up to 22S packs.

⚠ Some specs on this page haven't been independently verified yet. Check the labels.
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Specs

Electrical

Voltage range48–93 V (up to 22S)CLAIMED
Max phase current1,000 cont. / 1,600 burst ACLAIMED
Max battery current700 ACLAIMED

Output

Peak power50 kW (listed as "continuous")CLAIMED

Features

Control typeFOC (custom EBMX VESC firmware)CLAIMED
App / BluetoothX-Series app, Bluetooth module includedCLAIMED
DisplaySW102T color display includedCLAIMED
ExtrasIMU wheel-lift control, 6 power levels, 15+ battery profiles, OTA updatesCLAIMED

Physical

CoolingAir-cooled heatsink (water-cooled option)CLAIMED
Waterproof ratingIP67CLAIMED
WeightNot listedUNKNOWN

Fitment

FitsSur-Ron Light Bee & Ultra Bee; Talaria MX3/MX4/MX5 & XXX; E Ride Pro SS 2.0/3.0/SR; Rerode R1CLAIMED

Pricing

Price (US)$1,199REPORTED

Support

Warranty2 yearsCLAIMED

Specs below are from the V3 kit listing at RadMoto USA. That listing calls the 50 kW figure "continuous", which reads like a peak number. Check it against EBMX documentation before using it in a video.

  • Every X-9000 shipped since July 2025 is V3. V2 heatsinks fit V3, but V2 wiring harnesses do not.
  • For comparison, the V2 was listed at 48–84 V, 1,000 A phase, 500 A battery current, 40 kW peak input, 35 kW peak output and 15 kW continuous (20 kW water-cooled). Source
  • V3 was shown as sold out at RadMoto USA on Oct 8, 2026.

Sources

How we label specs

CONFIRMEDOfficially announced or documented
CLAIMEDManufacturer performance claim
REPORTEDCredible third-party reporting
RUMOREDNot confirmed
ESTIMATEDCalculated or inferred
UNKNOWNNot disclosed yet