How Fast Does a Tuttio Soleil01 Go?

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The Tuttio Soleil01 is an entry-level electric dirt bike, offering 2,000W of power and a claimed 37mph top speed in its stock settings.

In comparison, high-end electric dirt bikes, such as the Altis Sigma with its 8,000W motor, can reach speeds up to 70mph.

In this article, we’ll see if the Soleil01’s real-world performance matches its spec, and find out if it’s possible to increase the top speed.

What Is the Tuttio Soleil01’s Top Speed?

Tuttio lists the Soleil01’s top speeds in the three riding modes as 37mph in Sport mode, 22mph in Tour mode, and 15mph in Eco mode.

From real-world testing, Tuttio’s claimed speeds appear mostly accurate. Reviewers reach up to 25mph in Tour mode, but most fail to reach 37mph, instead reaching around 35mph.

The battery charge, rider weight, the terrain, and wind conditions may prevent the bike from reaching its max speed.

Unlocking the Tuttio Soleil01’s Top Speed

With its low price, the Tuttio Soleil01 is a good candidate for modifications and upgrades. One of the most common mods is to the bike’s top speed, which can be done by purchasing a Bluetooth dongle that modifies the controller to allow the bike to exceed the programmed top speed.

After making this modification, testers reach speeds of up to 42mph, or around 6mph higher than the stock settings.

Is the Tuttio Soleil01 Street Legal?

The Tuttio Soleil01 is not street legal.

The Soleil01 is either considered a motor-driven cycle or a motorcycle based on the top speed and motor power, meaning either a regular driving license or a full motorcycle license is needed. This varies from state to state. Additionally, almost all states require vehicle registration, insurance, and a full set of safety accessories, including mirrors, lights, turn signals, and a helmet.

Though it’s technically possible to retrofit the Tuttio Soleil01 with the appropriate accessories and have it registered and insured, this is a complicated process, and the vehicle isn’t guaranteed to pass the technical vehicle inspection.