About the Teverun Fighter Supreme 72V

To cope with the greater power, these scooters tend to use wider decks, stronger stems, bigger wheels and more capable suspension and brakes. Closest alternatives by price: InMotion RS Performance Beast ($4,999), Apollo Pro 72V Hyper Scooter ($5,299) and Segway GT2 SuperScooter ($4,499).

The added capability makes them heavier and bulkier than lightweight scooters, so portability is a trade-off that the design deliberately accepts. Public road and path rules for powerful scooters vary between states and often include power or speed limits, so riders must check with their state road authority, and some machines suit private land only.

It is currently the only Teverun product we list.

Stated in the model name

Voltage (from name)72V

Technical Specifications – Teverun Fighter Supreme 72V

We have not yet checked the Teverun Fighter Supreme 72V against Teverun’s own pages, so motor output, range, weight and payload are not published here. Ask us for the manufacturer sheet and the Australian road-legal status of this long-range performance e-scooter before you order.