
Throttle only with no pedals, so it sits outside Australia's pedal-assist e-bike rules as sold. Check registration and where you can legally ride in your state.
The core Arctic Leopard dirt bike. 72V 55Ah, peak output around 20kW, top speed near 100 km/h, throttle only. Strong value for the power on offer, but an off-road motorbike, not a road-legal e-bike in Australia.
The Arctic Leopard XE Pro S is an electric off-road motorbike sold in Australia at $5,995 (price checked 9 Oct 2026). It pairs a Arctic Leopard mid-mount direct drive mid drive motor with 500Nm of torque (advertised), a 3,960Wh battery rated for up to 80km, 19-inch (street/trail) wheels, and weighs 67kg. It sits outside Australia's pedal-assist e-bike rules as sold. Check registration and where you can legally ride in your state before buying.
Also sold or searched as: Arctic Leopard XE Pro S Australia, Artic Leopard XE Pro S, Arctic Leopard Pro XE S.
We have not ridden this bike. This read is based on the spec sheet and Australian seller information, not a test ride.
Off-road riders who want the core Arctic Leopard powertrain on a more street/trail-oriented wheel set, for private land use.
Power-to-price. A 72V 55Ah pack and peak output around 20kW for well under $10,000 in Australia.
Not road-legal in Australia, and no national bicycle service network behind it.
You want a road-legal e-bike. This is not one. Look at the road-legal brands in the directory instead.
Verify the exact motor variant (16.8kW or 20kW) and battery at the point of sale, and confirm a legal place to ride before you pay.
Throttle only with no pedals, so it sits outside Australia's pedal-assist e-bike rules as sold. Check registration and where you can legally ride in your state.
| Arctic Leopard XE Pro S | Arctic Leopard XE Pro R | |
|---|---|---|
| Model year | 2026 | 2026 |
| Price | $5,995 | Price TBC |
| Motor | Arctic Leopard mid-mount direct drive, mid drive | Arctic Leopard mid-mount direct drive, mid drive |
| Torque | 500 Nm | 700 Nm |
| Battery | 3,960 Wh | 4,440 Wh |
| Claimed range | 40 to 80 km | 45 to 95 km |
| Weight | 67 kg | 79 kg |
| Frame | Electric off-road motorbike, throttle only, no pedals | Electric off-road motorbike, throttle only, no pedals |
| Wheels | 19-inch (street/trail) | 21-inch front / 18-inch rear |
| Category | Moped | Moped |
| Availability | In stock | Availability unconfirmed |
it has a verified Australian retail offer; it is listed 12 kg lighter (67 kg against 79 kg); you want its 19-inch (street/trail) wheel set.
you want its 21-inch front / 18-inch rear wheel set.
Arctic Leopard makes high-power electric dirt bikes in the Sur-Ron class. None of its models meet Australia's 250W e-bike standard, so they are off-road and private-land machines only, not road-legal e-bikes. Listed here with full compliance caveats for buyers comparing serious electric off-road performance.
$5,995 on sale at Global Bike Co in Melbourne when checked on 9 October 2026, against an RRP of $8,500. PedL in Sydney listed it at $5,985. Arctic Leopard has no official Australian distributor, so prices vary by retailer.
About 100 km/h, from a 20kW peak motor. That puts it far outside Australia's 250W, 25 km/h e-bike rules, so it is an off-road motorbike: private land and registered off-road parks only.
No. It cannot be registered and is not an e-bike under Australian law. Riding it on a public road, footpath or shared path risks fines and, in NSW, Queensland and WA, seizure.