The matte-black model brings extended range, multiple riding modes and a US sales channel to Yozma’s expanding electric off-road offering.
Yozmasports has introduced the matte-black IN 10 Pro electric dirt bike in the United States, positioning the model as an accessible option for riders entering electric off-road recreation. The announcement follows what the company describes as growing popularity for its IN 10 model among US electric off-road riders. The release also says the IN 10 Pro has attracted attention from MTBR, Racer X Online and Electric Cycle Rider, linking the product launch to a category that combines powersports with battery-powered mobility.
The IN 10 Pro is designed for both teens and adults, according to the release, and is intended to sit between conventional petrol-powered dirt bikes and recreational electric bikes. Its matte-black finish is presented as part of a rider-focused design, while the model’s three riding modes allow riders to select settings based on skill level or riding conditions. A reverse gear is included to help with movement in tighter spaces, and the bike is specified to support riders weighing up to 330 pounds.
At the centre of the model is a 5,500-watt peak brushless motor that the company says produces 220 newton-metres of torque and top speeds of up to 50 miles per hour. The bike uses a 60-volt, 27-amp-hour lithium-ion battery, with Yozmasports claiming up to 60 miles of range on a single charge. The stated charging time is six to seven hours, giving the product a specification built around longer trail sessions rather than short urban commutes.
The release frames the model’s appeal around several practical distinctions from petrol-powered alternatives, including lower noise and the absence of direct tailpipe emissions. It also cites rising fuel prices and interest among younger riders in cleaner, quieter options, although those points remain part of the company’s market positioning rather than independently reported findings. In that context, the IN 10 Pro represents an attempt to make electric off-road riding more approachable without moving the product away from the dirt-bike format.
The Yozma IN 10 Pro in black was reported as available in the US through the company’s official website and Amazon at the time of the May 19, 2026 announcement. Its combination of a claimed 50-mile-per-hour top speed, up to 60 miles of range and adjustable riding modes gives Yozmasports a defined proposition in the electric off-road segment. The launch therefore places emphasis on practical usability and broad rider access, rather than treating electrification as a change limited to one narrow class of enthusiast.
