Buying guide
Teverun electric scooter – Blade, Fighter and TETRA at Wheelyshop
Teverun builds e-scooters for riders who want serious power and long range in a rugged package. At Wheelyshop you will find models in several series: Blade from 26 kg and 40 km of claimed range, Fighter with up to 220 km, and the four-wheel-drive TETRA with four motors. The span runs from 700 to 6,000 W rated motor output and 26 to 83 kg. The brand suits you if you ride on your own land or a track and want a machine for steep hills and long days. At Wheelyshop you get free delivery on all electric vehicles, a 2-year warranty and spare parts.
In short
- The range: Teverun electric scooters with 40–220 km of claimed range, 26–83 kg, 700–6,000 W rated motor output and batteries of 540–4,320 Wh.
- Technology: dual motors on almost all models and four on the TETRA, front and rear suspension plus hydraulic disc brakes on all, 72 V systems in the Supreme models and an app on most.
- Choice: Blade Q Pro and Blade Mini Ultra V4 for light and nimble, Blade GT II and Fighter Eleven+ V4 for long range at around 35 kg, the Supreme models for extreme performance, TETRA for terrain.
- Rules: no Teverun model fits the bicycle class that most EU countries define – all exceed 250 W and 20 km/h, count as mopeds or motor vehicles and, without national registration and insurance, are for enclosed private land only; the 25 km/h limiter on some models does not change that.
- Wheelyshop: free delivery on all electric vehicles, 2-year warranty and spare parts through the spare parts portal.
Choosing the right Teverun electric scooter – a guide to the models
The range forms three steps: Blade at 26–35 kg, Fighter at 36–64 kg and the four-wheeled TETRA at 83 kg. This guide walks through the series, interprets the numbers and clears up what the rules say in Europe. If you want to compare with other brands, you will find all electric scooters gathered in one place.
The Blade, Fighter and TETRA series – which Teverun electric scooter suits you
The Blade Q Pro is the entry model: 26 kg, 2 × 350 W, 36 V 15 Ah, 8.5-inch tyres and 40 km of claimed range. The Blade Mini Ultra V4 steps up to 2 × 1,000 W, 60 V 27 Ah, 10-inch tyres and 100 km at 30 kg, with a PKE key in the V4 version. The Blade GT II has 2 × 1,500 W, 11-inch tyres, 35 kg and three battery options of 26, 31.5 or 37.1 Ah, which gives 80, 100 or 120 km.
The Fighter series starts with the Fighter Mini Pro V6 (38 kg, 2 × 1,000 W, 100 km) and the Fighter Eleven+ V4 (36 kg, 2 × 1,600 W, 60 V 35 Ah Samsung battery, 120 km). At the top are the Fighter Supreme Ultra V4 with 2 × 2,000 W, 72 V 60 Ah and 220 km at 51 kg, and the Fighter Supreme 7260R V4 with 2 × 2,500 W, 13-inch tyres, 64 kg and 120 km/h. The TETRA is a vehicle class of its own: four-wheel drive with 4 × 1,500 W, 60 V 60 Ah, 13-inch off-road tyres and 83 kg.
Range and battery – how to read the numbers
Claimed range goes from 40 km in the Blade Q Pro to 220 km in the Fighter Supreme Ultra V4, and the batteries from 540 to 4,320 Wh. Expect real-world range to be roughly 60–75 % of the manufacturer's figure – rider weight, speed, temperature, hills and tyre pressure all play a part. A Fighter Eleven+ V4 with 120 km of claimed range gives around 70–90 km in practice.
Charging time follows the battery: the Fighter Mini Pro V6 charges in 3–5 hours, the Blade Mini Ultra V4 in 5–6 hours and the big models in 10–12 hours. Most models have dual charging ports so you can cut the time with two chargers. If you need really long range, there are more options among our long-range electric scooters.
Motor, hills and weight – a Teverun electric scooter with dual motors
All models have at least two motors. Rated output spans from 700 W in the Blade Q Pro to 6,000 W in the TETRA, and several models also quote a higher peak output: Blade GT II 4,800 W, Fighter Eleven+ V4 5,000 W, TETRA 10,000 W and Fighter Supreme 7260R V4 a full 15,000 W. Rated output says most about sustained power, peak output about acceleration. Quoted climbing ability goes from 20° for the Blade Q Pro to 50° for the Supreme 7260R V4.
Weigh the power against the weight. The Blade Q Pro (26 kg) and Blade Mini Ultra V4 (30 kg) can be lifted up a staircase, the Blade GT II, Fighter Eleven+ V4 and Fighter Mini Pro V6 weigh 35–38 kg, while the Supreme models and TETRA at 51, 64 and 83 kg need level storage. Maximum load is 120 kg on the lightest models and 150 kg on the heavier ones.
Comfort and brakes – tyres, suspension and lighting
Every Teverun electric scooter has front and rear suspension, hydraulic disc brakes and indicators. The Blade Q Pro, Blade Mini Ultra V4 and Fighter Mini Pro V6 roll on 8.5- or 10-inch pneumatic tyres, the Blade GT II, Fighter Eleven+ V4 and both Supreme models on puncture-resistant 11- or 13-inch tyres, and the TETRA on 13-inch off-road tyres. The Fighter Eleven+ V4 and TETRA have four hydraulic disc brakes instead of two.
Most models are controlled via an app, all have NFC unlocking and the Supreme models also have an ignition key. Water protection varies from IP54 on the Fighter Mini Pro V6 to IP67 on the Fighter Eleven+ V4 and TETRA. No Teverun model has a saddle. A model's IP rating tells you how well sealed it is – we explain the numbers in our guide to riding an electric scooter in the rain.
Rules in Europe – is a Teverun electric scooter legal?
In most EU countries an e-scooter can only be ridden as a bicycle if it is limited to 20–25 km/h and, usually, no more than 250 W rated motor output. No current Teverun model meets that: the least powerful, the Blade Q Pro, has 700 W and 40 km/h, and the rest sit at 2,000–6,000 W and 55–120 km/h. All are therefore formally treated as mopeds or motor vehicles: on public roads they need national registration, insurance and the licence your country requires, otherwise they belong on enclosed private land or a track, not on cycle paths.
The Blade Mini Ultra V4 and Fighter Mini Pro V6 ship with a 25 km/h speed limiter, but as the motor output is still far above 250 W the limiter does not change the classification. Helmet and age rules vary between countries, so check the EU road rules and safety overview and your national rules before you choose a model. Always ride with a helmet – at these speeds it goes without saying regardless of age – and you will find one among our helmets. See our country-by-country guide to electric scooter laws in Europe.
Service, warranty and spare parts for your Teverun
Every Teverun electric scooter at Wheelyshop ships with a charger, tool kit and manual, and you have a 2-year warranty. Brake pads, tyres, inner tubes and chargers are model-specific – so always enter the full model designation including version, for example Fighter Eleven+ V4 or Blade GT II with the right battery variant, when you search our spare parts portal.
Pneumatic tyres need regular pressure checks, while the puncture-resistant tyres need less attention. Check brakes and discs before the season, and store the battery cool and partly charged if the e-scooter sits idle over winter. If you ride terrain with the TETRA or Supreme 7260R V4, there are more options among our off-road electric scooters.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Teverun electric scooter legal in Europe?
No Teverun model fits the bicycle class that most EU countries define, because all of them exceed 250 W rated motor output and are designed for more than 20 km/h. They are formally treated as mopeds or motor vehicles: on public roads they need national registration and insurance, otherwise they are for enclosed private land or a track. The 25 km/h limiter on the Blade Mini Ultra V4 and Fighter Mini Pro V6 does not change the classification. Check your national rules before riding.
How far does a Teverun electric scooter go on a charge?
Claimed range goes from 40 km in the Blade Q Pro to 220 km in the Fighter Supreme Ultra V4. The Blade GT II is sold with three battery options giving 80, 100 or 120 km. Expect roughly 60–75 % of the manufacturer's figure in real riding, depending on rider weight, speed, temperature and surface.
Which Teverun electric scooter is best for commuting?
The Blade Mini Ultra V4 is the most balanced choice: 30 kg, 100 km of claimed range, 2 × 1,000 W and 5–6 hours of charging time. If you want something lighter and simpler, the Blade Q Pro at 26 kg with 40 km of range fits the bill. Remember that both count as mopeds or motor vehicles and, without national registration, may only be ridden on private land.
Does Teverun have an app, a saddle or suspension?
All models have front and rear suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, indicators and NFC unlocking. Most models are controlled via an app – the Blade Q Pro and Blade Mini Ultra V4 have no app. No Teverun model has a saddle.
Are spare parts available for a Teverun electric scooter?
Yes, Wheelyshop has Teverun spare parts and a 2-year warranty on every model. Search for the full model designation including version, for example Fighter Mini Pro V6 or Blade GT II with the right battery variant, in the spare parts portal so that tyres, brake pads and chargers fit your exact model.