Freego X3 Pro vs Surron Light Bee X NA
Reviewed November 9, 2026. Published by Freego. Manufacturer specifications describe the stated configurations; this is a specification comparison, not an independent road test. Prices, availability and regional configurations can change.
The Freego X3 Pro is the larger-battery option in Freego’s X3 family: a 72V 50Ah pack stores 3,600 Wh. Surron’s Light Bee X NA listing specifies a 72V 35Ah pack, equivalent to 2,520 Wh. These are different configurations, and the Light Bee name also appears on other model-year and regional versions.
| Specification | Freego X3 / X3 Pro | Surron Light Bee X NA |
|---|---|---|
| Rated / peak motor power | 4,500 W / 8,000 W | 10 kW maximum listed |
| Battery | X3: 72 V 40 Ah / 2,880 Wh; X3 Pro: 72 V 50 Ah / 3,600 Wh | 72 V 35 Ah / 2,520 Wh |
| Published top speed | 56 mph off-road | 50 mph |
| Published range | X3 / X3 Pro family: up to 110 mi | 46.60 mi listed; manufacturer test conditions apply |
How much more battery energy does the X3 Pro store?
On nominal voltage-times-capacity calculations, 3,600 Wh is 1,080 Wh, or about 42.9%, more than 2,520 Wh. That is a battery-energy comparison only. It does not establish a 42.9% range advantage: test speed, terrain, rider load and assist use can differ.
What is the difference between X3 and X3 Pro?
The X3 uses a 72V 40Ah battery and the X3 Pro uses a 72V 50Ah battery. Both share the 4,500 W rated / 8,000 W peak rear-hub motor platform. Freego advertises up to 110 miles across the X3 / X3 Pro family; check the chosen battery and the product page’s range conditions.
Which Light Bee version is in the comparison?
The Surron manufacturer website distinguishes Light Bee X NA from the 2025 Light Bee X. This guide uses the NA listing above. Do not apply the same battery or power figure to every Light Bee X listing. Freego configuration source: X3 / X3 Pro product page.
What should decide the purchase?
Compare battery configuration, drivetrain preference, rider fit, service access and permitted riding areas before comparing checkout prices. Neither a larger battery nor a higher peak-power number by itself determines the better bike for a particular rider.
Before you order
Open the exact product and battery configuration, confirm rider fit and permitted riding locations, and compare the current delivered price. Review our component-specific warranty and return eligibility and fees. Contact Freego support if you need help matching a model to your route.
