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BMS Boost Mode.

Extract maximum performance from your battery — without bypassing the BMS. No hardware modifications required.

Boost Mode settings
What is boost mode?

BMS boost mode lets you extract the most out of your battery without bypassing your BMS. It works for both stock and third-party batteries that use a BMS for discharge management.

How does it work?

Boost mode exposes three settings that stay within BMS limits. Fine-tuning these values gives you significant additional power — without any physical modifications.

No BMS on discharge?

If your battery has no discharge BMS, you don't need boost mode. Simply set the maximum DC amps to your battery manufacturer's specifications.

Performance gains — conservative estimates

Sur-Ron Light Bee

Old 6kW models
Stock
90A
With boost
120–140A
2025 8kW models
Stock
130A
With boost
160–180A

Sur-Ron Ultra Bee

Pre-2025 models
Stock
170A
With boost
200–220A

Talaria Sting MX4

MX4 (standard)
Stock
100A
With boost
120–140A
MX4 (upgraded)
Stock
130A
With boost
150–170A

Warning. Adjusting values in excess of your BMS shut-off will result in continuous shutdowns. Axon will not be held responsible for batteries damaged by users repeatedly exceeding BMS limits. If a shutdown occurs, reduce your peak DC amps value by 10% and test again.

Three stages of adjustment
01

Peak discharge

Set according to your battery specs. Setting too high will trigger a BMS shutdown — allow 30–60 seconds for the BMS to reset, then adjust downward accordingly.

02

Peak duration

Adjustable in 0.5-second increments. Start at 3 seconds and increase gradually. If this value triggers a BMS shutdown, reduce it until stable.

03

Peak reset time

The interval between boost applications. Adjust in 1-second increments. Start at 3–5 seconds and tune from there once peak discharge and duration are dialled in.

Suggested starting values.

Third-party batteries

+10%
Peak DC amps
3sec
Peak duration
5sec
Peak reset time

Begin with these values and adjust incrementally. If a BMS shutdown occurs, reduce peak DC amps by 5–10% and re-test before adjusting duration and reset time.