Super Soco

TC Max Standard

Electric motorcycle · L3e · Updated 2026-08

Super Soco's best-selling urban commuter — a 125cc-equivalent roadster with a removable 3.2kWh battery, up to 100km claimed range (real-world closer to 80km), and CBT-friendly riding. Ireland's most affordable EV motorcycle by a wide margin.

Super Soco TC Max Standard — electric motorcycle Ireland 2026
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€4,150 After SEAI grant
100km WLTP ~80km real-world
100WLTP range km3.2kWh battery
80Real range kmIrish conditions est.
0Max DC kWFast charging
N/A (top speed 95-100km/h)0–100 km/hAcceleration
€4,150Net priceAfter grants
€120Motor tax/yrLowest BEV band

⚙️ Technical specifications

Battery capacity3.2 kWh
WLTP range100 km
Real-world range (Ireland)~80 km
Acceleration (0–100 km/h)N/A (top speed 95-100km/h)
Top speed100 km/h
Torque200 Nm
DrivetrainRWD
Max DC charge rate0 kW
Max AC charge rate0.9 kW
ConnectorsDomestic 3-pin (portable charger, removable battery)
Seats2
Dimensions
Length1,963 mm
Width710 mm
Height1,047 mm
Battery warranty2 years
CO₂ emissions0 g/km
🏁 WLTP range100km
🇮🇪 Real-world (Irish)~80km

Estimates based on mixed Irish motorway/urban driving. Actual range varies with speed, temperature, load and driving style.

💰 Irish pricing & incentives

List price (inc. 23% VAT)€5,650
SEAI Electric Motorcycle Grant− €1,500
Net price after grants€4,150

💡 Savings of €1,500 shown above via the SEAI Electric Motorcycle Grant. Always verify eligibility at seai.ie.

SEAI Electric Motorcycle Grant €1,500 Motor tax €120/yr Home charger grant €300
Estimated annual running costs (15,000km)
Home/depot charging (€0.24/kWh)~€115
Public charging (€0.49/kWh avg)~€235
Motor tax€120/yr
Saving vs petrol equivalent (€1.8/L)~€2,585/yr
💡 Fuel savings: At €0.24/kWh depot charging rate vs petrol at €1.8/L, annual fuel savings on the TC Max at 15,000km are typically ~€2,585, based on the estimate above — actual savings vary with route profile and driving conditions.

🇮🇪 TC Max on Irish routes

Range analysis for typical Irish urban, commuting and touring motorcycle routes.

🏙️ Daily urban commute 40km · /day
✅ Comfortably within daily range
🌊 Dublin → Wicklow coast 80km · N11
⚡ Charge stop recommended
🏛️ Dublin → Newgrange loop 100km · M1/N51
⚡ Charge stop recommended
🏰 Dublin → Kilkenny 120km · M9
⚡ Charge stop recommended
🏠 Cork city commute 30km · /day
✅ Single charge — 50km remaining
🛣️ Belfast → Dublin 165km · M1
⚡ Charge stop recommended

Based on ~80km estimated real-world range. Actual range varies with load, speed and conditions.

👥 Is the TC Max right for you?

Daily urban commute✅ Excellent
Weekend touring route⚠️ Plan charge stops
Charging at home (overnight)✅ Standard socket sufficient
Motorway capable⚠️ Check max speed for motorway use
Motor tax€120/yr
VRT relief eligible✅ €0 relief
Delivery / courier use✅ Ideal for urban courier work
💡 Best for: Budget 125cc-equivalent commuter.

⚡ Charging guide

🏠 7.4kW home wallbox (0–100%)~1h
⚡ 50kW ESB ecars DC (10–80%)~3min
Connectors (DC)Domestic 3-pin (portable charger, removable battery)
Connectors (AC)Type 2
🔌 Irish networks: Compatible with ESB ecars, Ionity, EZO, Circle K and Applegreen. Tesla Superchargers need a CCS adapter.

📐 Dimensions & cargo

Length1,963 mm
Width710 mm
Height1,047 mm
TowingNot rated
Seats2
Battery warranty2 years
🔋 Battery warranty: 2 years. Manufacturer covers against capacity loss below 70%.

❓ Frequently asked questions — Super Soco TC Max Standard

The Super Soco TC Max Standard has an Irish list price of €5,650 (including 23% VAT). After the SEAI Electric Motorcycle Grant of €1,500, the net cost is approximately €4,150. Confirm current pricing with your authorised dealer and verify grant eligibility at seai.ie.
The Super Soco TC Max Standard has a WLTP official range of 100km. In real-world Irish conditions — stop-start delivery routes, cold mornings and motorway runs with payload — expect approximately 80km per charge. This suits depot-based daily operations comfortably.
Yes. The Super Soco TC Max Standard is designed for urban and suburban commuting with a real-world range of approximately 80km. For a typical Irish commute of 30–50km/day, it will run 2–4 days between charges. Charging takes place overnight on a standard 3-pin socket — no special charging equipment required. Motor tax is €120/yr, among the lowest in Ireland.
Charging the Super Soco TC Max Standard from empty to full costs approximately €1 at a standard rate of €0.29/kWh. Over 10,000km/year, electricity costs are typically under €400 — versus €1,200–€1,800 for a petrol equivalent. Maintenance is also significantly lower with no oil changes, clutch, or exhaust system. Motor tax is €120/yr.
The Super Soco TC Max Standard is registered as a motorcycle and requires a standard motorbike licence in Ireland — category A2 for bikes up to 35kW, or category A for full-power motorcycles. If you have a full car licence (category B) held for 2+ years, you may be entitled to ride small motorcycles under certain conditions — check with the NDLS at ndls.ie.
The Super Soco TC Max Standard supports up to 0kW DC and 0.9kW AC charging. At a 7.4kW home wallbox, a full charge takes approximately 1 hours. At a 50kW ESB ecars rapid charger, 10–80% takes around 3 minutes.
The Super Soco TC Max Standard uses CCS (DC fast charging) and Type 2 (AC), compatible with all major Irish networks including ESB ecars, Ionity, EZO, Circle K and Applegreen.
Motor tax for the Super Soco TC Max Standard is €120 per year — the lowest available band in Ireland (A1, 0g/km CO₂). All battery electric vehicles registered as private cars qualify for this rate, compared to €280–€700+/year for an equivalent petrol or diesel car.

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