Teverun Blade Mini Ultra vs Fighter Mini Pro: two 10-inch dual motor scooters

Two Teverun scooters on 10-inch wheels

Teverun builds both of these as compact, dual motor electric scooters on 10 x 3.0 inch tires. Each has two 1000W hub motors with a 3300W peak, full hydraulic disc brakes, a 60V battery, a remote and NFC lock, IPX6 water resistance and a 265 lb maximum load.

• Teverun Blade Mini Ultra: the lighter, simpler one, at 65 lb.
• Teverun Fighter Mini Pro: the better equipped one, at 74 lb, on Teverun’s 2.0 system.

Teverun also builds the Blade Mini Pro, a 48V model with two 800W motors, which is not available from us right now. See every model on the Teverun brand page.

Price, top speed and the 15.5 mph factory limit

Prices change with sales, so we give bands. The Blade Mini Ultra sits in the $1,000 to $1,500 band and the Fighter Mini Pro in the $1,500 to $2,000 band.

Teverun lists 43 mph for the Blade Mini Ultra and 40 mph for the Fighter Mini Pro, both for private land only; every unit ships limited to 15.5 mph, per Teverun. Teverun sets the 15.5 mph (25 km/h) limit at the factory so the scooter fits public road rules in many places. Local rules vary, so check your state and city rules before you ride, and read electric scooter speed modes for how speed settings work.

Teverun also quotes 0 to 15 mph in about 2 seconds and climbs of up to 30° for the Fighter Mini Pro. It lists no acceleration or climbing figure for the Blade Mini Ultra.

Maker figures, checked September 2026. Real range and speed depend on rider weight, terrain, temperature and riding mode.

Batteries and range at three speeds

• Blade Mini Ultra: a 60V 27Ah battery (1260Wh). Teverun says it has the longest range of its 10-inch models.
• Fighter Mini Pro: a choice of a 60V 25Ah or a 60V 31.8Ah Samsung battery, both with a smart BMS and a battery switch. The 62 mile figure is for the 31.8Ah pack; Teverun publishes no separate range for the 25Ah pack.

Teverun tested both at steady speeds with a 165 lb rider, and the figures drop as speed rises. All speeds above 15.5 mph here are private land only; both ship limited to 15.5 mph, per Teverun.

• At 15 mph: 62 miles for the Blade Mini Ultra, and 62 miles for the Fighter Mini Pro on the 31.8Ah pack.
• At 28 mph: 40 miles for the Blade Mini Ultra and 37 miles for the Fighter Mini Pro.
• At top speed: 22 miles for the Blade Mini Ultra at 43 mph, and 20 miles for the Fighter Mini Pro at 40 mph.

At legal road speeds, the range is the same. Real range also depends on weather, hills and tire pressure, as our guide to real electric scooter range explains.

Suspension, brakes and tires

• Blade Mini Ultra: dual spring suspension, full hydraulic disc brakes, regenerative braking and an FOC sine wave controller, on a 6062 aluminum frame. Its wiring uses sealed JST connectors.
• Fighter Mini Pro: KKE adjustable hydraulic suspension at both wheels with 15 damping levels, built-in traction control, full hydraulic disc brakes and electronic braking (EABS) you can set for each riding mode in the app. It rolls on 10 x 3.0 inch tubeless tires.

Suspension is the biggest hardware gap between the two. Hydraulic damping you can tune to your weight and road is worth having if your streets are rough. Our guide to electric scooters with suspension explains what springs and hydraulics each do, and electric scooter brakes explained covers hydraulic discs.

Display, app and lock

• Blade Mini Ultra: a 3-inch LCD and the Teverun App 1.0 over Bluetooth 5.0. In the app you pick how hard the motors start and how strong the electronic braking is, turn on a safe mode and watch how much energy the brakes send back.
• Fighter Mini Pro: a 4-inch color TFT, built-in GPS and the Teverun App 2.0. It adds over-the-air updates, live diagnostics on a 3D model of the scooter, an app lock with a motion alarm, a battery sleep switch, a charge limit setting, single or dual motor switching, cruise control and a programmable I Button.

Both have Teverun’s Lumina color light strips. The Blade Mini Ultra comes in yellow and black or all black; the Fighter Mini Pro in black with carbon fiber parts. For what these features do day to day, read electric scooter smart features.

Weight and folding

The Blade Mini Ultra weighs 65 lb and the Fighter Mini Pro 74 lb. Both stems fold so the frame fits in most car trunks, and both are two-hand lifts. If you carry your scooter up stairs every day, the 9 lb difference matters.

Want bigger wheels?

The Teverun Blade GT II is the next step up, on 11-inch tubeless, puncture-resistant tires. It has two 1600W motors with a 4900W peak, a 60V 30Ah Samsung battery (1800Wh) rated for up to 50 miles at 15 mph, full hydraulic disc brakes, traction control, a steering damper, 35° climbing and a 270 lb maximum load, at 83 lb. Teverun lists 53 mph (private land only; ships limited to 15.5 mph). It sits in the $1,500 to $2,000 band.

Which Teverun suits you

• Choose the Blade Mini Ultra for the lower price band, the lighter frame and the same 62 mile range at 15 mph.
• Choose the Fighter Mini Pro for tunable hydraulic suspension, Bosch motors, GPS, cruise control and the fuller app.
• Choose the Blade GT II for 11-inch tires, a steering damper and a bigger battery.

Comparing other compact dual motor scooters? Our sibling guide to the Miniwalker Tiger lineup covers three more, and the best dual motor electric scooters ranges across brands. Browse all dual motor electric scooters too. Every order ships free to the lower 48 states, and both minis and the Blade GT II can be paid for with Pay in 4 at 0% APR or monthly payments with Affirm, subject to approval.

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