Nami Burn-E 4 Max vs Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R: Which Flagship?
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Choose the Nami Burn-E 4 Max if you want a lighter, more agile flagship with class-leading suspension and you weigh 265 lb or less. Choose the Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R if you want the most range and power we sell, carry more weight (up to 330 lb), or ride long distances: it is rated for 124 miles to the Nami's 62, but it weighs 38 lb more.
Both are on our shop floors, and riders who come in for one usually end up asking about the other. We sell and service both, so here is an honest side-by-side using each maker's published figures.
Burn-E 4 Max vs Fighter Supreme 7260R: specs side by side
| Nami Burn-E 4 Max | Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R | |
|---|---|---|
| Top speed (maker's figure) | 61 mph | 74 mph |
| Rated range | 62 miles | 124 miles |
| Peak power | 8,400W (2 × 1,500W hub motors) | 15,000W (dual motors) |
| Controllers | 2 × 50A sine wave | 2 × 70A sine wave |
| Battery | 72V 40Ah, LG 21700 cells (2,880 Wh) | 72V 60Ah |
| Hill climbing | 30% grade | 40° max slope |
| Suspension | KKE hydraulic coil, 165 mm travel, rebound adjustable | KKE adjustable hydraulic, dual steering dampers |
| Brakes | Logan 4-piston hydraulic, 160 mm rotors, adjustable regen | 4-piston hydraulic disc |
| Tires | 11″ tubeless street | CST 13″ tubeless |
| Weight | 103 lb | 141 lb |
| Max rider | 265 lb | 330 lb |
| Water rating | IP55 | not published |
| Extras | 5 ride modes, NFC unlock, 2,000-lumen headlight | GPS, key fob, Teverun app, 4″ TFT display |
| Price from* | $3,899 | $3,999 |
*Prices at the time of writing, September 2026. All specs are Nami's and Teverun's published figures.
Range: the biggest difference
The Fighter Supreme's 72V 60Ah battery gives it double the Nami's rated range: 124 miles against 62. If you ride long distances, commute across boroughs every day without charging, or simply hate range anxiety, this is the deciding factor. For riders whose longest day is under 40 miles, the Burn-E 4 Max's range is plenty, especially at sensible speeds.
Weight and handling
At 103 lb, the Burn-E 4 Max is 38 lb lighter than the 141 lb Fighter Supreme, and it feels it: quicker to change direction, easier to move around at walking pace, and a two-person lift into a hatchback or SUV. The Fighter Supreme's extra mass and 13-inch tires make it very planted at speed and on rough roads, but it is a machine you roll, not one you carry.
Suspension and brakes
Suspension is why many riders shortlist Nami. The Burn-E 4 Max uses KKE hydraulic coil shocks with 165 mm of travel front and rear, rebound adjustable, on a hand-welded one-piece frame. Its Logan 4-piston hydraulic brakes on 160 mm rotors are matched to that chassis.
The Fighter Supreme also runs KKE adjustable hydraulic suspension and 4-piston hydraulic brakes, and adds dual steering dampers to keep it stable at the higher speeds it can reach.
Power and speed
The Fighter Supreme has almost twice the peak power (15,000W vs 8,400W), stronger controllers and a higher top speed. Both are far faster than New York's 15 mph electric scooter speed limit, and neither fits the state's definition of a street-legal electric scooter; they are performance machines for private land and places where local rules allow them. Both ship with adjustable ride modes, and the Teverun ships speed-limited from the factory. See are electric scooters legal in NYC.
Rider weight
This settles it for some riders. Nami rates the Burn-E 4 Max for riders up to 265 lb; Teverun rates the Fighter Supreme for up to 330 lb. If you are over 250 lb, or ride with a heavy bag, the Fighter Supreme gives you real headroom. More in our guide to electric scooters for heavy riders.
Charging
Nami quotes about 10 hours for a full charge with the included 5A charger, or 4 to 5 hours using its optional second 6.5A charger at the same time. The Fighter Supreme comes with an 84V 5A charger; with a larger 60Ah pack, plan on an overnight charge.
Which one should you buy?
- Choose the Nami Burn-E 4 Max if you want the more agile, lighter flagship with top-tier suspension, you weigh 265 lb or less, and your rides are under about 50 miles.
- Choose the Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R if range is your priority, you weigh more than 265 lb, or you want the most power and stability we sell.
The best way to decide is to ride both. Come to any Wilson's shop to test ride; our technicians set up, service and stock parts for both brands. See the Nami Burn-E 4 Max, the Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R, or the full Nami and Teverun ranges.
Frequently asked questions
Which is faster, the Nami Burn-E 4 Max or the Fighter Supreme 7260R?
By the makers' figures, the Fighter Supreme 7260R (74 mph) against the Burn-E 4 Max (61 mph). Both are far above public-road limits in New York.
Which has more range?
The Fighter Supreme 7260R, rated for 124 miles, against 62 miles for the Burn-E 4 Max.
Which is better for heavy riders?
The Fighter Supreme 7260R, rated for riders up to 330 lb; the Burn-E 4 Max is rated for up to 265 lb.
What warranty do they have at Wilson's?
Both carry a one-year Wilson's warranty against manufacturing defects, with Wilson's managing the claim and our technicians doing the work. Wear items, water damage and collisions are not covered.
Can I test ride both in NYC?
Yes. Visit our shops in Flushing, Elmhurst, Brooklyn or Long Island City; ask ahead if you want both ready side by side.