Teewing electric scooters compared: GT, X, Z4 Pro and Mars models
Teewing makes a 22 lb backpack scooter and a 72V Mars XTR, and plenty in between. Here is how the lineup is laid out and which model suits which rider.
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Every Miniwalker Tiger has a motor in each wheel. The 8 Pro is the light one, the 9 Pro the compact city racer and the 10 Pro+ the flagship with hydraulic brakes and a swappable battery.
The short answer
Every Miniwalker Tiger is a dual motor electric scooter that folds and carries riders up to 265 lb. The Tiger 8 Pro reaches 31 mph and up to 28 miles at 54.5 lb, in the $1,000 to $1,500 band. The Tiger 9 Pro reaches 40 mph and up to 34 miles at 67 lb, in the $1,500 to $2,000 band. The Tiger 10 Pro+ reaches 46 mph and up to 40 miles with hydraulic brakes and a swappable battery, at 77 lb, in the $2,000 to $2,500 band. Each range figure is on one motor; both motors on gives less.
Miniwalker (also written Mini Walker) builds the Tiger line as folding, dual motor electric scooters with a hub motor in each wheel. All three have suspension at both ends, a 6061 aluminum frame, an IP54 rating, a 265 lb maximum load, and a choice of one or both motors. Each ships with a 16-in-1 multi-tool kit.
See all three on the Miniwalker brand page.
Prices change with sales, so we give bands; the product pages show today’s price.
| Model | Top speed (mph) | Range (miles) | Motor power (W) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miniwalker Tiger 8 Pro Electric Scooter | 31 | 28 | 1,200 |
| Miniwalker Tiger 9 Pro Electric Scooter | 40 | 34 | 2,000 |
| Miniwalker Tiger 10 Pro+ Electric Scooter | 46 | 40 | 2,400 |
Maker figures, checked September 2026. Real range and speed depend on rider weight, terrain, temperature and riding mode.
Running on one motor stretches the range on flat roads; switch to both for hills and quick starts. Your weight, the terrain and your speed all change the real number, as our guide to real electric scooter range explains. For when a second motor is worth it, read single vs dual motor electric scooters.
The jump from the 8 Pro to the 9 Pro is the biggest: 800W more motor power, a 52V battery and 9 mph more top speed, for 12.5 lb more scooter. The 10 Pro+ adds another 6 mph and 6 miles on top of that.
The 9 Pro and 10 Pro+ reach 40 mph and more. Wear a full face helmet, gloves and protective clothing, start in the lowest mode and check your state and city rules on where a scooter this fast may ride. Our safety gear guide covers what to wear.
The 8 Pro’s mixed tires are a trade off: the air front tire soaks up bumps, and the solid rear cannot go flat from a cut, but a solid tire rides firmer. Our guide to solid vs air-filled tires explains both. Hydraulic brakes, as on the 10 Pro+, need the lightest pull for a strong stop, which matters most at speed; read electric scooter brakes explained for the details. Our catalog lists the 9 Pro and 10 Pro+ as off-road capable and the 8 Pro as a street model.
The 8 Pro is the only Tiger many riders can carry up a flight of stairs with ease. The 10 Pro+ is a scooter you roll and lift into a trunk, not one you carry far. Our guide to foldable electric scooters covers what to look for in a fold.
The 10 Pro+ swappable pack means you can keep a spare and swap it on long days. Before you charge any of them, read our battery care guide. Miniwalker lists up to 2 years of warranty on the 9 Pro and 10 Pro+; see our warranty page for how claims work.
Looking around 30 mph across brands? Our sibling guide to 30 mph electric scooters lines them up, and our Teverun Blade Mini Ultra vs Fighter Mini Pro compares two more compact dual motor scooters. Browse all dual motor electric scooters too. Every order ships free to the lower 48 states. The Tiger 8 Pro and 9 Pro can be paid for with Pay in 4 at 0% APR or monthly payments with Affirm, and the Tiger 10 Pro+ with monthly plans with Affirm, subject to approval. Monthly plans can carry interest.
Miniwalker lists 31 mph for the Tiger 8 Pro, 40 mph for the Tiger 9 Pro and 46 mph for the Tiger 10 Pro+. Each has speed modes, so you can start slow.
The Tiger 8 Pro sits in the $1,000 to $1,500 band, the Tiger 9 Pro in the $1,500 to $2,000 band and the Tiger 10 Pro+ in the $2,000 to $2,500 band. Check the product page for today’s price.
On one motor, up to 28 miles for the 8 Pro, 34 for the 9 Pro and 40 for the 10 Pro+. With both motors on, Miniwalker lists 22, 25 and 28 miles.
The Tiger 8 Pro. It is the lightest at 54.5 lb, has simple speed modes and a lower 31 mph top speed, and folds with one pull ring.
Yes. Its 60V 24Ah battery swaps out, so you can carry a spare. It also has two charging ports, for about 6 hours on two chargers.
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