Teverun 7260R: Claims vs Tests and Cheaper Options
Teverun 7260R: what the spec sheet says and what testers found
Teverun's Fighter Supreme 7260R is the brand's flagship, a 64 kg dual-motor scooter with a 72 V, 60 Ah battery and a spec sheet that reads like a small motorcycle. The gap between that sheet and what testers measured is large, and the sources also contradict each other, so this article lines up the official claims, three independent tests and the shop prices we found. We have not ridden the scooter ourselves. We also put it next to the cheaper Blade GT II and the Dualtron X Limited.
Treat the 120 km/h and 200 km on the official page as a ceiling, not as a plan.
At a glance
| Spec | Official Teverun page | Independent tests |
|---|---|---|
| Motors | 2,500 W dual, 15,000 W peak | 2 x 2,000 W (4,000 W nominal) in one test, 2 x 2,500 W with 15,120 W peak in another |
| Battery | 72 V, 60 Ah SK (4,320 Wh by our arithmetic) | 72 V, 60 Ah, 4,320 Wh, not removable |
| Weight | 64 kg | 64 kg and 66.8 kg |
| Top speed | 120 km/h claimed (the FAQ says 62 mph) | 61.5 to 65 mph (about 99 to 105 km/h) |
| Range | 200 km claimed (the FAQ says 75 miles) | 45.6 miles (73 km) at full throttle in one report, no final figure in another |
| Tires | 13 in tubeless | 13 in |
| Brakes | 4-piston hydraulic discs | 4-piston, 180 mm discs |
| Charging | 5 A charger, 12 hours | 84 V, 5 A, 12 hours |
Claims against measurements
The official page lists 120 km/h and 200 km, while the FAQ on the same page says 62 mph and 75 miles. Testers sit close to the FAQ numbers. Freshly Charged measured 64 mph, Electric Scooter Guide measured an average of 61.5 mph with a 65 mph peak, and the Rider Guide summary gives 61.5 mph too. A speed that holds up well on a low battery is a plus: the Electric Scooter Guide reviewer saw near top speed at 10 percent charge, falling off sharply at 5 to 6 percent.
Range is the murkiest number. One report gives 45.6 miles at full throttle in high mode with a 235 lb (107 kg) rider. Another review of the same scooter says the unit died mid-ride and recorded no final range, and a third reviewer said they would be happy with half the claimed distance. If the 73 km figure is right, the scooter used about 59 Wh per km by our arithmetic. Lighter or gentler riders may get 15 to 20 percent more.
The other measurements are more consistent: about 4.2 seconds from 0 to 30 mph, 5.83 seconds on the test hill, and a 1.49 second stop from 15 mph. Freshly Charged adds a slow 20.8 seconds from 0 to 60 mph. The weight limit is listed at 330 lb (150 kg).
Where it falls short
Freshly Charged recommends waiting for a future edition. Its main complaint is stability above about 30 mph, where the review calls the steering column wobbly and the scooter prone to sliding in curves. The other points are fenders that rattle over bumps, a slow and glitchy app, headlights and a horn that are weak for this speed, an awkward kick plate and a rear wheel that can slide under hard braking on the hard-compound tires. The Electric Scooter Guide review, by contrast, praises stability thanks to dual steering dampers, so reports differ. The scooter is also rated IPX5 and its battery is not removable, so you charge it where it stands.
The good points are shared across reviews: a very large battery, charging ports on both sides of the deck, integrated brake lights and turn signals, 13 in tires, adjustable 165 mm hydraulic suspension and a 330 lb limit.
The smaller Teverun: Blade GT II
If the 7260R is more than you need, the official Blade GT II page lists 4,900 W peak, a 60 V, 26 Ah battery (1,560 Wh by our arithmetic), 43 kg, 85 km/h and 80 km, with 11 in self-sealing tires and spring suspension. The GT II+ has a 60 V, 35 Ah Samsung battery (2,100 Wh), 44 kg, 120 km of claimed range and adjustable hydraulic suspension. Teverun states that its scooters ship with a 25 km/h factory limit, with the full performance meant for private land. These are manufacturer claims only; we found no independent test numbers for either Blade.
Rivals worth pricing
| Scooter | Price | Battery | Weight | Top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R | €3,740 (wee-bot), about $6,000 (US) | 4,320 Wh | 64 to 67 kg | 99 to 105 km/h tested |
| Teverun Blade GT II | €2,490 (wee-bot, sold out) | About 1,560 Wh | 43 kg | 85 km/h claimed |
| Dualtron X Limited | About $6,000 | 5,040 Wh | 40+ lb heavier than the 7260R | 63 to 65 mph tested |
The Dualtron X Limited is the closest rival: Freshly Charged lists a 5,040 Wh battery, 720 Wh more than the 7260R, a similar tested top speed and a similar price, but a much heavier frame. The 7260R's advantage is its lower weight. The Blade GT II is a different class: cheaper and lighter, with about a third of the battery energy.
What you pay per watt-hour
Using our own arithmetic: the 7260R at €3,740 and 4,320 Wh is about €0.87 per Wh. The Blade GT II at €2,490 and 1,560 Wh is about €1.60 per Wh, and the Blade GT II+ at €2,990 and 2,100 Wh is about €1.42. At the US price of about $6,000, the 7260R comes to about $1.39 per Wh and the Dualtron X Limited, at the same price and 5,040 Wh, to about $1.19. Among the Teverun models listed, the big one is clearly the cheapest way to buy battery, which is the best argument for it.
Who it suits
The 7260R suits experienced riders who want a big pack at a lower weight than the Dualtron and who will treat 100 km/h as an occasional speed, not a daily one. Check the stability on your own unit before pushing it, and wear proper protective gear. The Blade GT II suits riders who want Teverun performance at a lower price and weight and accept a smaller battery. If you plan to carry the scooter up stairs, none of these is a good fit.
Price check
Prices come from the sellers named and change often.
- wee-bot (France): 7260R V6 2026 €3,740, in stock; Fighter Supreme Ultra V4 2026 €3,190, in stock; Blade GT II €2,490 and Blade GT II+ €2,990, both sold out when checked.
- Freshly Charged review (US): 7260R about $6,000.
PEV Deals tracks promo codes from sellers of electric scooters, but prices, stock and warranty are set by the seller you choose, so verify them on the seller's own page before you pay.
Sources: Teverun official product pages, Freshly Charged, Electric Scooter Guide, Rider Guide, wee-bot.