2026 Altis Sigma High Performance Electric Dirt Bike
2026 Altis Sigma High Performance Electric Dirt Bike
Built for riders who want real power, range, and a platform that keeps pushing forward
The 2026 Altis Sigma is where Altis took everything that worked on the Sigma platform and refined it into something sharper, stronger, and more capable across the board. This is not just a refresh, it is a more dialed version of what riders have already been pushing hard in the real world.
At the core is a 98V system paired with a 35Ah Samsung 21700 battery and a 25kW peak hairpin motor. That combination gives you strong acceleration, high sustained power, and the ability to carry speed in a way most bikes in this class still struggle with. With a 450 phase-amp controller and updated throttle tuning, power delivery feels more controlled down low and more aggressive when you want it.
Altis also stepped up the chassis and rider interface. You are getting a new bar size upgrade to 1 1/8”, improved front suspension with a 220mm dual spring fork, reinforced components throughout, and a new headlight setup. It is still the same lightweight forged aluminum frame concept, just tightened up where it matters for durability and ride feel.
From our perspective at REV Rides, what really makes this bike stand out is how balanced it is. It has one of the best throttle Curves out there and For a long ride Aspect the seat has one of the best if not most comfortable seat and riders box. It is not just peak numbers, it is how usable that power is across trail riding, faster open sections, and everyday riding. The Sigma platform has always been strong, and this 2026 version just feels more complete.
Why the 2026 Sigma stands out
- 25kW peak hairpin motor gives strong top end while still staying controllable down low
- 98V Samsung battery system delivers consistent power and solid range for longer rides
- 450A controller keeps power delivery smooth but aggressive when needed
- 220mm dual spring fork improves front-end stability and control over rough terrain
- Updated cockpit and bar size gives a more modern, planted riding position
- Full size moto brakes with 260mm front and 220mm rear rotors for real stopping power
Technical Specifications
- Motor Power: 25kW Peak (34 HP)
- Torque: 601 Nm (44T sprocket)
- Top Speed: 80+ mph on 19/19 | 65+ mph on 19/16
- Battery: 98V 35Ah Samsung 21700
- Battery Capacity: 3.4 kWh
- Controller: 450 Phase-Amp
- Weight: 198 lbs
- Seat Height: 35"
- Wheelbase: 51"
- Ground Clearance: 13"
- Front Suspension: 220mm Dual Spring Fork
- Rear Suspension: 85mm Linkage
- Brakes: 260mm Front / 220mm Rear, 4-Piston Hydraulic
- Display: 3.5" TFT with NFC
- Regen Braking: 5 Adjustable Levels
- Charging Time: 80% in 2 hours, 100% in 3 hours
- Cooling: Air-cooled
- Wheels: 19" Front / 19" Rear
(19" Front / 16" Rear MX version coming Summer 2026) - Color: Black (Red coming Summer of 2026)
2026 Upgrades
- Upgraded BMS for improved efficiency and range
- Higher motor RPM for better top end performance
- Increased torque output for stronger acceleration
- Refined throttle tuning for smoother control
- Dual spring front suspension upgrade
- Dust seals added to rear linkage
- Reinforced front hubs for added durability
- 1 1/8" handlebar upgrade
- New headlight design
- New 520h chain
2025 vs 2026 Altis Sigma Comparison
Powertrain & Performance
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma (Standard) | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| System Voltage | 97.2V (98V class) | 98V |
| Battery | 35Ah Samsung 50S (~3.4 kWh) | 35Ah Samsung 21700 (~3.4 kWh, updated BMS) |
| Motor | Hairpin motor | Hairpin motor (higher RPM) |
| Peak Power | 20–22 kW (~27 HP) | 25 kW (~34 HP) |
| Torque | 533 Nm (39T) / 601 Nm (MX) | ~601 Nm+ (increased output) |
| Top Speed | ~70 mph / ~62+ mph (MX) | 80+ mph (19/19) / ~65+ mph (MX) |
| Controller | Altis programmable | 450A (refined tuning) |
| Throttle | Standard mapping | Refined, smoother and more aggressive |
| Range | ~50 miles (terrain dependent) | Improved efficiency (updated BMS + tuning) |
| Regen Braking | 5 Levels | 5 Levels |
Chassis & Suspension
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | Steel & aluminum hybrid | Refined forged aluminum |
| Weight | ~198 lbs | ~198 lbs |
| Wheelbase | 1285 mm (~50.6”) | ~51” |
| Seat Height | ~33” | ~35” |
| Ground Clearance | ~11.8” | ~13” |
| Front Suspension | 200mm air spring fork | 220mm dual spring fork |
| Rear Suspension | Linkage, ~85mm travel | Linkage, ~85mm (dust seals added) |
| Brakes | 260mm front / 220mm rear | Same (4-piston hydraulic) |
Wheels & Hardware
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Wheel Options | 19/19 or 19/16 (MX) | Same (MX variant continues) |
| Chain | 428H | 520H |
| Front Hubs | Standard | Reinforced |
| Rear Axle | 18mm | Upgraded (stronger setup) |
Cockpit & Electronics
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Handlebars | 7/8” | 1 1/8” (28.6mm) |
| Display | 3.5” TFT with NFC | Same |
| Headlight | LED | New updated design |
| Charging Time | ~3–4 hours | ~3-4 hours |
| Cooling | Air-cooled | Air-cooled |
Key Upgrades in 2026
- 25kW peak power (up from ~22kW)
- Higher motor RPM for better top-end speed
- Increased torque and stronger acceleration
- Refined throttle tuning for smoother control
- Upgraded BMS for improved efficiency and range
- 220mm dual spring fork for better front-end stability
- Reinforced hubs and improved durability
- 1 1/8” handlebar upgrade
- New headlight design
- New 520 chain Up from 428
Wheel Options
- Sigma: 19" front / 19" rear, better for stability and higher speed riding
- Sigma MX: 19" front / 16" rear, quicker handling and more torque-focused feel
Who this bike is for
- Riders coming from Sur-Ron or Talaria platforms looking for more power and range
- Trail and enduro riders who want a lightweight bike that can still carry speed
- Anyone building a high performance e-moto setup without jumping into full size gas bikes
Important Notes
- Water resistant, not waterproof. Avoid direct exposure to water on electrical components
- Ships via freight, some assembly required
Altis Sigma Assembly Video
Resources
- Altis Sigma User Manual
- How to Unlock Full Power
- OTA App & Software Update Info
- Altis Sigma Rider Community – Join the Facebook Group
Shipping & Assembly
- Ships via freight (some assembly required)
- Local pickup available by appointment
- Always avoid liquid exposure to battery, controller, or wiring
ALTIS SIGMA LINKS / TECH INFORMATION
2025 Altis Sigma Unveiling Video by REV Rides
Please note: The Altis Sigma is not waterproof (only water resistant). Always avoid liquid exposure to the battery, wires/connectors, controller, cockpit controls and other electronic components.
Altis Sigma orders ship via freight unless you arrange for local pick-up. Some assembly is required.
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2026 Altis Sigma High Performance Electric Dirt Bike
2026 Altis Sigma High Performance Electric Dirt Bike
2026 Altis Sigma High Performance Electric Dirt Bike
Built for riders who want real power, range, and a platform that keeps pushing forward
The 2026 Altis Sigma is where Altis took everything that worked on the Sigma platform and refined it into something sharper, stronger, and more capable across the board. This is not just a refresh, it is a more dialed version of what riders have already been pushing hard in the real world.
At the core is a 98V system paired with a 35Ah Samsung 21700 battery and a 25kW peak hairpin motor. That combination gives you strong acceleration, high sustained power, and the ability to carry speed in a way most bikes in this class still struggle with. With a 450 phase-amp controller and updated throttle tuning, power delivery feels more controlled down low and more aggressive when you want it.
Altis also stepped up the chassis and rider interface. You are getting a new bar size upgrade to 1 1/8”, improved front suspension with a 220mm dual spring fork, reinforced components throughout, and a new headlight setup. It is still the same lightweight forged aluminum frame concept, just tightened up where it matters for durability and ride feel.
From our perspective at REV Rides, what really makes this bike stand out is how balanced it is. It has one of the best throttle Curves out there and For a long ride Aspect the seat has one of the best if not most comfortable seat and riders box. It is not just peak numbers, it is how usable that power is across trail riding, faster open sections, and everyday riding. The Sigma platform has always been strong, and this 2026 version just feels more complete.
Why the 2026 Sigma stands out
- 25kW peak hairpin motor gives strong top end while still staying controllable down low
- 98V Samsung battery system delivers consistent power and solid range for longer rides
- 450A controller keeps power delivery smooth but aggressive when needed
- 220mm dual spring fork improves front-end stability and control over rough terrain
- Updated cockpit and bar size gives a more modern, planted riding position
- Full size moto brakes with 260mm front and 220mm rear rotors for real stopping power
Technical Specifications
- Motor Power: 25kW Peak (34 HP)
- Torque: 601 Nm (44T sprocket)
- Top Speed: 80+ mph on 19/19 | 65+ mph on 19/16
- Battery: 98V 35Ah Samsung 21700
- Battery Capacity: 3.4 kWh
- Controller: 450 Phase-Amp
- Weight: 198 lbs
- Seat Height: 35"
- Wheelbase: 51"
- Ground Clearance: 13"
- Front Suspension: 220mm Dual Spring Fork
- Rear Suspension: 85mm Linkage
- Brakes: 260mm Front / 220mm Rear, 4-Piston Hydraulic
- Display: 3.5" TFT with NFC
- Regen Braking: 5 Adjustable Levels
- Charging Time: 80% in 2 hours, 100% in 3 hours
- Cooling: Air-cooled
- Wheels: 19" Front / 19" Rear
(19" Front / 16" Rear MX version coming Summer 2026) - Color: Black (Red coming Summer of 2026)
2026 Upgrades
- Upgraded BMS for improved efficiency and range
- Higher motor RPM for better top end performance
- Increased torque output for stronger acceleration
- Refined throttle tuning for smoother control
- Dual spring front suspension upgrade
- Dust seals added to rear linkage
- Reinforced front hubs for added durability
- 1 1/8" handlebar upgrade
- New headlight design
- New 520h chain
2025 vs 2026 Altis Sigma Comparison
Powertrain & Performance
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma (Standard) | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| System Voltage | 97.2V (98V class) | 98V |
| Battery | 35Ah Samsung 50S (~3.4 kWh) | 35Ah Samsung 21700 (~3.4 kWh, updated BMS) |
| Motor | Hairpin motor | Hairpin motor (higher RPM) |
| Peak Power | 20–22 kW (~27 HP) | 25 kW (~34 HP) |
| Torque | 533 Nm (39T) / 601 Nm (MX) | ~601 Nm+ (increased output) |
| Top Speed | ~70 mph / ~62+ mph (MX) | 80+ mph (19/19) / ~65+ mph (MX) |
| Controller | Altis programmable | 450A (refined tuning) |
| Throttle | Standard mapping | Refined, smoother and more aggressive |
| Range | ~50 miles (terrain dependent) | Improved efficiency (updated BMS + tuning) |
| Regen Braking | 5 Levels | 5 Levels |
Chassis & Suspension
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | Steel & aluminum hybrid | Refined forged aluminum |
| Weight | ~198 lbs | ~198 lbs |
| Wheelbase | 1285 mm (~50.6”) | ~51” |
| Seat Height | ~33” | ~35” |
| Ground Clearance | ~11.8” | ~13” |
| Front Suspension | 200mm air spring fork | 220mm dual spring fork |
| Rear Suspension | Linkage, ~85mm travel | Linkage, ~85mm (dust seals added) |
| Brakes | 260mm front / 220mm rear | Same (4-piston hydraulic) |
Wheels & Hardware
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Wheel Options | 19/19 or 19/16 (MX) | Same (MX variant continues) |
| Chain | 428H | 520H |
| Front Hubs | Standard | Reinforced |
| Rear Axle | 18mm | Upgraded (stronger setup) |
Cockpit & Electronics
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Handlebars | 7/8” | 1 1/8” (28.6mm) |
| Display | 3.5” TFT with NFC | Same |
| Headlight | LED | New updated design |
| Charging Time | ~3–4 hours | ~3-4 hours |
| Cooling | Air-cooled | Air-cooled |
Key Upgrades in 2026
- 25kW peak power (up from ~22kW)
- Higher motor RPM for better top-end speed
- Increased torque and stronger acceleration
- Refined throttle tuning for smoother control
- Upgraded BMS for improved efficiency and range
- 220mm dual spring fork for better front-end stability
- Reinforced hubs and improved durability
- 1 1/8” handlebar upgrade
- New headlight design
- New 520 chain Up from 428
Wheel Options
- Sigma: 19" front / 19" rear, better for stability and higher speed riding
- Sigma MX: 19" front / 16" rear, quicker handling and more torque-focused feel
Who this bike is for
- Riders coming from Sur-Ron or Talaria platforms looking for more power and range
- Trail and enduro riders who want a lightweight bike that can still carry speed
- Anyone building a high performance e-moto setup without jumping into full size gas bikes
Important Notes
- Water resistant, not waterproof. Avoid direct exposure to water on electrical components
- Ships via freight, some assembly required
Altis Sigma Assembly Video
Resources
- Altis Sigma User Manual
- How to Unlock Full Power
- OTA App & Software Update Info
- Altis Sigma Rider Community – Join the Facebook Group
Shipping & Assembly
- Ships via freight (some assembly required)
- Local pickup available by appointment
- Always avoid liquid exposure to battery, controller, or wiring
ALTIS SIGMA LINKS / TECH INFORMATION
2025 Altis Sigma Unveiling Video by REV Rides
Please note: The Altis Sigma is not waterproof (only water resistant). Always avoid liquid exposure to the battery, wires/connectors, controller, cockpit controls and other electronic components.
Altis Sigma orders ship via freight unless you arrange for local pick-up. Some assembly is required.
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2026 Altis Sigma High Performance Electric Dirt Bike
Built for riders who want real power, range, and a platform that keeps pushing forward
The 2026 Altis Sigma is where Altis took everything that worked on the Sigma platform and refined it into something sharper, stronger, and more capable across the board. This is not just a refresh, it is a more dialed version of what riders have already been pushing hard in the real world.
At the core is a 98V system paired with a 35Ah Samsung 21700 battery and a 25kW peak hairpin motor. That combination gives you strong acceleration, high sustained power, and the ability to carry speed in a way most bikes in this class still struggle with. With a 450 phase-amp controller and updated throttle tuning, power delivery feels more controlled down low and more aggressive when you want it.
Altis also stepped up the chassis and rider interface. You are getting a new bar size upgrade to 1 1/8”, improved front suspension with a 220mm dual spring fork, reinforced components throughout, and a new headlight setup. It is still the same lightweight forged aluminum frame concept, just tightened up where it matters for durability and ride feel.
From our perspective at REV Rides, what really makes this bike stand out is how balanced it is. It has one of the best throttle Curves out there and For a long ride Aspect the seat has one of the best if not most comfortable seat and riders box. It is not just peak numbers, it is how usable that power is across trail riding, faster open sections, and everyday riding. The Sigma platform has always been strong, and this 2026 version just feels more complete.
Why the 2026 Sigma stands out
- 25kW peak hairpin motor gives strong top end while still staying controllable down low
- 98V Samsung battery system delivers consistent power and solid range for longer rides
- 450A controller keeps power delivery smooth but aggressive when needed
- 220mm dual spring fork improves front-end stability and control over rough terrain
- Updated cockpit and bar size gives a more modern, planted riding position
- Full size moto brakes with 260mm front and 220mm rear rotors for real stopping power
Technical Specifications
- Motor Power: 25kW Peak (34 HP)
- Torque: 601 Nm (44T sprocket)
- Top Speed: 80+ mph on 19/19 | 65+ mph on 19/16
- Battery: 98V 35Ah Samsung 21700
- Battery Capacity: 3.4 kWh
- Controller: 450 Phase-Amp
- Weight: 198 lbs
- Seat Height: 35"
- Wheelbase: 51"
- Ground Clearance: 13"
- Front Suspension: 220mm Dual Spring Fork
- Rear Suspension: 85mm Linkage
- Brakes: 260mm Front / 220mm Rear, 4-Piston Hydraulic
- Display: 3.5" TFT with NFC
- Regen Braking: 5 Adjustable Levels
- Charging Time: 80% in 2 hours, 100% in 3 hours
- Cooling: Air-cooled
- Wheels: 19" Front / 19" Rear
(19" Front / 16" Rear MX version coming Summer 2026) - Color: Black (Red coming Summer of 2026)
2026 Upgrades
- Upgraded BMS for improved efficiency and range
- Higher motor RPM for better top end performance
- Increased torque output for stronger acceleration
- Refined throttle tuning for smoother control
- Dual spring front suspension upgrade
- Dust seals added to rear linkage
- Reinforced front hubs for added durability
- 1 1/8" handlebar upgrade
- New headlight design
- New 520h chain
2025 vs 2026 Altis Sigma Comparison
Powertrain & Performance
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma (Standard) | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| System Voltage | 97.2V (98V class) | 98V |
| Battery | 35Ah Samsung 50S (~3.4 kWh) | 35Ah Samsung 21700 (~3.4 kWh, updated BMS) |
| Motor | Hairpin motor | Hairpin motor (higher RPM) |
| Peak Power | 20–22 kW (~27 HP) | 25 kW (~34 HP) |
| Torque | 533 Nm (39T) / 601 Nm (MX) | ~601 Nm+ (increased output) |
| Top Speed | ~70 mph / ~62+ mph (MX) | 80+ mph (19/19) / ~65+ mph (MX) |
| Controller | Altis programmable | 450A (refined tuning) |
| Throttle | Standard mapping | Refined, smoother and more aggressive |
| Range | ~50 miles (terrain dependent) | Improved efficiency (updated BMS + tuning) |
| Regen Braking | 5 Levels | 5 Levels |
Chassis & Suspension
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | Steel & aluminum hybrid | Refined forged aluminum |
| Weight | ~198 lbs | ~198 lbs |
| Wheelbase | 1285 mm (~50.6”) | ~51” |
| Seat Height | ~33” | ~35” |
| Ground Clearance | ~11.8” | ~13” |
| Front Suspension | 200mm air spring fork | 220mm dual spring fork |
| Rear Suspension | Linkage, ~85mm travel | Linkage, ~85mm (dust seals added) |
| Brakes | 260mm front / 220mm rear | Same (4-piston hydraulic) |
Wheels & Hardware
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Wheel Options | 19/19 or 19/16 (MX) | Same (MX variant continues) |
| Chain | 428H | 520H |
| Front Hubs | Standard | Reinforced |
| Rear Axle | 18mm | Upgraded (stronger setup) |
Cockpit & Electronics
| Category | 2025 Altis Sigma | 2026 Altis Sigma |
|---|---|---|
| Handlebars | 7/8” | 1 1/8” (28.6mm) |
| Display | 3.5” TFT with NFC | Same |
| Headlight | LED | New updated design |
| Charging Time | ~3–4 hours | ~3-4 hours |
| Cooling | Air-cooled | Air-cooled |
Key Upgrades in 2026
- 25kW peak power (up from ~22kW)
- Higher motor RPM for better top-end speed
- Increased torque and stronger acceleration
- Refined throttle tuning for smoother control
- Upgraded BMS for improved efficiency and range
- 220mm dual spring fork for better front-end stability
- Reinforced hubs and improved durability
- 1 1/8” handlebar upgrade
- New headlight design
- New 520 chain Up from 428
Wheel Options
- Sigma: 19" front / 19" rear, better for stability and higher speed riding
- Sigma MX: 19" front / 16" rear, quicker handling and more torque-focused feel
Who this bike is for
- Riders coming from Sur-Ron or Talaria platforms looking for more power and range
- Trail and enduro riders who want a lightweight bike that can still carry speed
- Anyone building a high performance e-moto setup without jumping into full size gas bikes
Important Notes
- Water resistant, not waterproof. Avoid direct exposure to water on electrical components
- Ships via freight, some assembly required
Altis Sigma Assembly Video
Resources
- Altis Sigma User Manual
- How to Unlock Full Power
- OTA App & Software Update Info
- Altis Sigma Rider Community – Join the Facebook Group
Shipping & Assembly
- Ships via freight (some assembly required)
- Local pickup available by appointment
- Always avoid liquid exposure to battery, controller, or wiring
