The Trevor FTR Stella electric dirt bike is a Belgian-built flat tracker that fuses premium-grade components with a clean, minimalist silhouette. Created by Philippe Stella and Jeroen-Vincent Nagels under the Trevor Motorcycles banner, the FTR Stella delivers 11 kW peak power from a brushless DC motor, a top speed of 80 km/h, and up to three hours of riding time from its 2.6 kWh Sarolea Performance li-ion battery pack.
Belgian craftsmanship, world-class components
Trevor Motorcycles approached the FTR Stella as a boutique, hand-built machine rather than a volume product. The component list reads like a catalogue of specialty suppliers: Ohlins provides the custom 43 mm front fork and STX 46 rear monoshock, Beringer supplies the brakes, Dunlop covers the rubber, and Haan manufactures the 19-inch Excel spoke wheels. The molybdenum trellis frame is the work of Workhorse Speedshop, a fabricator known for its precision steel construction. Every component is tucked neatly within the frame, keeping the silhouette lean and the weight low.
Electric powertrain and performance
At the heart of the FTR Stella is an 8 kW continuous brushless DC motor that peaks at 11 kW, paired with a direct chain drive and single-speed transmission. Torque figures of 47.5 Nm at the crank translate to a reported 317 Nm at the rear wheel, delivering the kind of instant pull that makes flat-track riding genuinely exciting. The 2.6 kWh Sarolea Performance battery supports roughly three hours of riding and charges fully in around an hour via the onboard 3 kW charger. An upgraded 5.4 kWh pack is available for riders who want more range on extended sessions.
A machine for city streets and weekend trails
The FTR Stella weighs just 83 kg with a 91 cm seat height, making it genuinely nimble both on urban roads and unpaved tracks. That dual-use character sets it apart in the growing electric bike segment, where most machines choose one environment over the other. The flat-tracker geometry keeps the riding position upright and relaxed, while the Dunlop DT3 tyres handle loose surfaces with confidence.
Why the Trevor FTR Stella matters
Electric motorcycles are maturing fast, but few combine the hand-built exclusivity of a custom workshop with the engineering rigour of a production motorcycle. Trevor Motorcycles has achieved exactly that with the FTR Stella, positioning it alongside specialist electric two-wheelers such as the AQUILLA E-Bike and the Avionics V3 E-Bike as a statement of what small-batch electric mobility can look like. For reference on where the broader category is heading, RideApart's coverage of the FTR Stella and New Atlas's in-depth report on the DTRe Stella both confirm the bike's credentials as a serious flat-track contender.
If you are looking to explore the full range of forward-thinking electric two-wheelers, browse the TheArsenale electric bike collection or discover the UBCO 2X2 electric utility bike for a different take on off-road electric mobility.
