Bringing the Stark Varg mode to your Light Bee. The absolute best motor money can buy.

By Sotion

26kW Sotion Motor for Sur Ron Light Bee

€690.84 €518.20 ex. VAT

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Overview

Experiencing overheating with your stock motor? Still lacking torque or having power drops above 30km/h? Sotion Light Bee Motor to the rescue!

The Sotion MTO Racing Edition is the absolute best motor for the Sur Ron Light Bee.

Words are lacking to explain this: insane torque, crazy power, next level efficiency, did I mention it looks insanely cool? it has it all.

Shipping and returns

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Changing one's mind is human. That's why you have up to 30 days after the delivery of your order for a return. Just let us know and we will take care of all the details.

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Unleash the Beast

Want more power, torque, and top-end without overheating? The Sotion Motor MTO Racing Edition, built for the Sur Ron Light Bee, delivers. With a bigger rotor, enlarged stator, and IPM tech, it’s a game-changer in power and efficiency.

Sotion Motor MTO Racing Edition

Made for enduro: insane torque for climbs, instant bursts for trials, and speeds over 100 km/h. Tuned for less heat at low speeds, linear torque, and arm-ripping power. Quentin went from 200°C at 18 kW (stock) to a cool 60°C at 25 kW.

Performance

  • 13 kW continuous, 26 kW peak
  • 22 Nm torque (peaks at 65 Nm)
  • 5200 RPM, up to 10,000 RPM

Quentin kept pace with a Stark Varg—proof it’s a beast. Buckle up for a wild ride!

Compatible: Nucular, Torp TC500/1000, EBMX X9000, Far Driver.

Technical details

Motor Type Brushless IPM motor
Power 13kW nominal and 26kW peak
Torque 22Nm nominal and 65Nm peak
Max phase 800A phase current
RPM 5200RPM at nominal voltage with a maximum of 10 000RPM
Position sensor Hall sensor
Temperature sensor NTC KTY83
Motor poles 10 poles making it a 5 pole pairs
Assembly Full aluminium body, aluminium rotor, neodimium magnets
Efficiency 93%
Weight 11kg

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Rider's questions

Does the motor work with the torp controller? 1 Answer

Christian

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Absolutely, it's a hall sensor version like the stock motor so every controller out there is compatible.

Voltage: 48V – 120V? 1 Answer

David

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it will indeed work with batteries ranging from 48 to 120V. Although it is optimised for 72V and more.

Hi. Is it possible to order this motor allready mounted with the encoder sensor instead of the hall sensor? 1 Answer

eazy

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Hi there, No we don't pre-install the encoder. Please also note that the encoder plug is different from the hall sensor that comes stock on the Light Bee (as encoder needs 7 wires vs 6 on the hall) so this might not be plug and play with your controller.

Can this motor go 100mph like the torp tm25? 1 Answer

Jason

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Yes it can. Now this will also depend on the rest of your setup.

Hi guys, I love your work on the Surrons, it’s great! Is this Sotion motor compatible with the encoder for an Nucular 24F? It’s not the newest P24F. THX in advance.. Greetings from Belgium👋 Jim 1 Answer

Jim

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Hey Jim, Thank you very much for your support. I'm not 100% confident that the encoder will flawlessly work with the older Nuc version. I (Quentin) prefer the simplicity and reliability of the Hall sensor. For this reason, we'll only sell hall motors from now on and will offer the encoders as spare parts for those who want to change. Encoder chip is a 5min change and isn't very expensive. So I'd say your best bet is to take both. Worse case, you send it back to us and we'll issue a refund for the unused sensor 😉

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