The Teverun Fighter Mini Pro and Blade GT II are two dual-motor Teverun electric scooters at close prices that go about it in opposite ways. The Fighter Mini Pro is the compact one: 10-inch tires, 40 mph, up to 62 miles, 78 lb, with Bosch motors and KKE adjustable hydraulic suspension. The Blade GT II is the fast one: 11-inch tires, 53 mph, up to 50 miles, 95 lb, with more motor power and spring suspension. The Blade GT II costs less today, in the $1,000–$2,000 band at Wilson's, against $1,500–$2,500 for the Fighter Mini Pro. Neither is sold or shipped to New York City addresses.
Fighter Mini Pro vs Blade GT II at a glance
| Teverun Fighter Mini Pro | Teverun Blade GT II | |
|---|---|---|
| Top speed | 40 mph | 53 mph |
| Range (Teverun) | Up to 62 miles | Up to 50 miles |
| Motors | Dual 1,000W Bosch hub motors, 3,300W peak | Dual hub motors, 4,900W peak |
| Controllers | Sine wave, 25A x 2 | Sine wave |
| Battery | 60V 25Ah, Samsung cells, Smart BMS | 60V 26Ah, smart BMS |
| Climbing (Teverun) | 30° | 35° |
| Brakes | Dual hydraulic disc | Full hydraulic disc, front and rear |
| Suspension | KKE adjustable hydraulic, 15 damping levels | Spring, front and rear, plus steering damper |
| Tires | 10 x 3 inch tubeless, self-healing | CST 11-inch tubeless, self-sealing |
| Display | 4-inch color TFT, remote, NFC | 3-inch TFT, NFC |
| App and extras | Teverun App 2.0, GPS (3 months included), traction control, OTA updates, RGB lighting | Teverun App 1.5, traction control, OTA updates, smart lighting (1,000+ options) |
| Water rating | Not listed on our page | IP67 wiring and cables |
| Weight | 78 lb | 95 lb |
| Max load | 265 lb | Not listed on our page |
| Price band* | $1,500–$2,500 | $1,000–$2,000 |
*Price band from our current prices; prices change often, so each product page shows today's price, and today the Blade GT II is the cheaper of the two. Specs are Teverun's figures as listed on our Teverun Fighter Mini Pro and Teverun Blade GT II product pages, read November 2, 2026. Range and speed vary with rider weight, terrain, temperature and riding style.
Which is faster?
The Blade GT II, by a clear margin: 53 mph against 40 mph, from two hub motors with 4,900W of peak power against the Fighter Mini Pro's 3,300W. It also climbs a little steeper on Teverun's figures, 35° against 30°. If top speed is the reason you're shopping, the Blade GT II is the answer. Both are far over the 20 mph limit New York sets for electric scooters, so ride them where local rules allow; see electric scooter laws in NYC and the fastest electric scooters.
Which goes farther?
On paper the Fighter Mini Pro, rated by Teverun at up to 62 miles against 50 for the Blade GT II. But the batteries are nearly the same size, 60V 25Ah against 60V 26Ah, so most of that gap is in how each figure was measured, not in the battery. Ridden fast, both will fall well short of the headline number. See the best long-range electric scooters.
Which is lighter and easier to live with?
The Fighter Mini Pro, at 78 lb against 95 lb. Both fold, and both go in a car trunk, but 17 lb less is the difference between a one-person lift and a struggle for many riders. The Fighter Mini Pro is also physically smaller, on 10-inch tires; the Blade GT II's bigger 11-inch tires trade some of that convenience for stability at speed. For lighter options still, see the lightest electric scooters.
Suspension, brakes and tires
Both stop with hydraulic disc brakes on both wheels and both run self-sealing tubeless tires. The big difference is suspension: the Fighter Mini Pro has KKE adjustable hydraulic units with 15 damping levels, so it can be set firm for a heavy rider on smooth roads or soft for broken pavement, while the Blade GT II uses springs front and rear with a steering damper to keep the front end calm at speed. If ride comfort and adjustability matter more than outright speed, that tips it toward the Fighter Mini Pro. For hydraulic suspension on the Blade frame, look at the Blade GT II+.
Display, app and extras
The Fighter Mini Pro has the newer Teverun App 2.0 with built-in GPS, with three months of service included, for remote fault alerts, trip playback and geofence alerts if it leaves an area. It also has a bigger 4-inch color display and a remote. The Blade GT II runs Teverun App 1.5 with a 3-inch display. Both have NFC unlock, traction control you can switch in the app, app-controlled lighting with over a thousand options, and over-the-air firmware updates.
Which handles rain better?
Teverun rates the Blade GT II's internal wiring and cables IP67; our Fighter Mini Pro page doesn't list a water rating. Ride either through rain, not deep water. Water damage isn't covered by warranty, and never charge a wet or swollen battery; bring it straight in. See can you ride an electric scooter in the rain.
Which should you buy?
- Teverun Fighter Mini Pro: for riders who want the lighter, smaller machine with adjustable hydraulic suspension, GPS and the newer app, and are happy at 40 mph. Full specs in our Teverun Fighter Mini Pro guide.
- Teverun Blade GT II: for riders who want 53 mph, more power and bigger tires for less money, and can carry the extra 17 lb. Full specs in our Teverun Blade GT II guide.
To see where both sit in the line, read which Teverun electric scooter to buy. For a rival from another brand, see Segway GT3 Pro vs Teverun Blade GT II, or browse all Teverun electric scooters.
Service and warranty at Wilson's
Bought from us, each comes with a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects, and we manage the claim. Our technicians service Teverun and every other brand, wherever you bought it, at our shops in New York City, San Francisco and Miami. A simple inspection is always free. Common jobs, all starting prices with parts and labor included: brake repair from $25, hydraulic brake bleed from $15, rotor replacement from $35, tubeless setup and sealant from $30, tire and tube replacement from $65 to $120, suspension service from $80, folding hinge and latch repair from $30, battery load test from $50, and error code fix or controller replacement from $35. See electric scooter brake repair, electric scooter suspension service and electric scooter repair cost.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Teverun Blade GT II faster than the Fighter Mini Pro?
Yes. Teverun rates the Blade GT II at 53 mph and the Fighter Mini Pro at 40 mph.
Which has more range, the Fighter Mini Pro or the Blade GT II?
Teverun rates the Fighter Mini Pro at up to 62 miles and the Blade GT II at up to 50, on nearly the same size battery (60V 25Ah against 60V 26Ah), so treat the gap with care.
Which is lighter?
The Fighter Mini Pro, at 78 lb against 95 lb for the Blade GT II.
Which has better suspension?
The Fighter Mini Pro has KKE adjustable hydraulic suspension with 15 damping levels; the Blade GT II has spring suspension with a steering damper.
Which is cheaper?
The Blade GT II, today: it sells in the $1,000–$2,000 band at Wilson's, against $1,500–$2,500 for the Fighter Mini Pro. Check each product page for today's price.
Can I buy either in New York City?
We don't sell or ship either to New York City addresses, because both go well over the 20 mph limit New York sets for electric scooters.
