Tuttio Soleil01 GB Pro: 45 mph on the Page, 30 and 37 on Camera

The Tuttio Soleil01 GB Pro is the Glacier Blue pit bike with the bigger pack, not the Soleil01 this desk already filed. Tuttio’s US page lists it at $1,399, down from $1,899.99, in Glacier Blue. One thousand eight hundred ninety-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents minus 1,399 is $500.99. The bullets are a 3,360-watt peak mid-drive, 220 newton-meters, up to 45 mph, a 54.6-volt 27 amp-hour removable pack, and up to 75 miles. A section on the same page says the motor makes up to 200 newton-meters. Amazon’s title for the same name prints 48 volts, not 54.6, and the same 27 amp-hours, 3,360 watts, and 45 mph. Fifty-four point six times 27 is 1,474.2 watt-hours. Forty-eight times 27 is 1,296. The page does not print either product. Do not publish 1,385 as the tank.

What the Pro page prints, next to the Soleil already filed

Fifty-four point six volts is a full lithium cell, not a new chemistry

A 48-volt nominal lithium pack, thirteen cells in series, sits at 54.6 volts when each cell is at 4.2. Thirteen times 4.2 is 54.6. The charger on the Pro page is a 54.6-volt, 3-amp brick, which is the right shape for that pack. The battery line uses the same 54.6. Amazon’s title uses 48. Those can be one pack described two ways, and they can be two packs. Multiplying the charger voltage by 27 and calling it the tank is how you invent 178 watt-hours. One thousand four hundred seventy-four point two minus 1,296 is 178.2. The watt-hour page is why the nominal has to be the one you multiply. If the pack in the box is the 48-volt nominal, the Pro holds 288 watt-hours more than the 1,008 of the 21 amp-hour Soleil. Six extra amp-hours at 48 volts is 288. If Tuttio meant 54.6 as the nominal, say so on the pack label. This desk has not seen that label.

Two hundred twenty and 200 newton-meters are both on the Pro page. Three thousand three hundred sixty minus 3,000 is 360 watts over the US Soleil. Neither gap is a GPS test.

Forty-five is level 3. Thirty and thirty-seven are what two cameras got

cadenscoots published a GB Pro review on 5 August 2026, expected 40 or 45, and said the speed they had, before figuring out an unlock, was 30 mph. Tuttzsi, on 16 September, said the bike goes 37 mph out of the box, like the other Soleil, and that a Bluetooth dongle bought for about $10 to $20 opened 45. This desk did not hold either GPS. Do not average 30 and 37 into 33.5, and do not average either of them with 45. A dongle that raises the cutoff is not a class change. The page already prints 45 as level 3. A review that needed a dongle to see that number means the bike in the box and the bullet are not the same sentence. This page will not tell you which dongle to buy.

Seventy-five miles is the claim. Thirty to fifty is one rider’s guess

The page’s 75 miles depends on weight, mode, terrain, and temperature. It does not name the rider. If the tank is 1,296 watt-hours, 75 miles is 17.3 watt-hours a mile. If the tank is 1,474.2, 75 miles is 19.7. Tuttzsi’s band of 30 to 50 miles, on the 1,296-watt-hour reading, is about 43 to 26 watt-hours a mile. That band is their estimate after a ride where a battery bar dropped and then came back. It is not a loop to empty. The regular Soleil’s claim is 45 miles on 1,008 watt-hours. A bigger pack can be a longer ride. It is not automatically 75.

A pedal and a four-foot height line do not make a class

The Pro page says a rider will be able to pedal. The Soleil pages already filed did not turn up a pedal set. A pedal on a 3,360-watt machine that the page sends to 45 mph still fails the federal bicycle test. Under 750 watts, working pedals, and motor-only under 20 mph is the line. Three thousand three hundred sixty divided by 750 is about 4.5. The height band starts at 4 feet and runs to 6 feet 1 inch. The class chart is the test. The page also says the battery is UL 2272. That is not UL 2849, and a pack mark is not a bicycle class. The sale line on the page says pricing ends 11 October 2026. The cart is the price on the day you pay. Two years of warranty and 30 days to send it back are the store’s sentences. Read them before the sale date does the reading for you.

Who it is for

Buy the GB Pro if you wanted the 27 amp-hour Glacier Blue, you have checked whether the label says 48 or 54.6, and you can live with a camera speed of 30 or 37 if level 3 is not 45 in the box. The $400 gap over the $998.99 Soleil is real on these two pages. One thousand three hundred ninety-nine minus 998.99 is 400.01. Skip it if you needed the cheaper Soleil’s 40 mph mode and a smaller pack, or the Villain, which has a GPS figure of 44.3 mph on a different 14/12. Skip it if the rider is at the 4-foot end of that band and you read 45 mph as a toy. Seat height is 29.5 inches on both Tuttio sheets. Sit on it if you are near 6 feet 1 inch.