Teverun Fighter Supreme Ultra First Look: The Fighter Ultra 2 Arrives

Teverun’s new range monster packs a 4,320Wh battery and KKE’s 15-level hydraulic suspension into a hyper-scooter that undercuts the flagship 7260R by $500.

Teverun sits at the performance end of the scooter world, and the Fighter Supreme Ultra 2.0 is its new big-battery flagship. Also called the Fighter Ultra 2, it pairs dual 2,000W motors with a 72V 60Ah pack, then adds KKE hydraulic suspension you can dial in across 15 damping levels. The pitch is simple: flagship range and power for $500 less than the 7260R. We pulled the claimed specs, cross-checked them against early third-party coverage, and logged it in our Ride Finder so you can compare it head to head. Here is what stands out before we run our own test.

Overview: What’s New in the Ultra

The 2.0, or Fighter Ultra 2, is the refreshed range-focused member of Teverun’s Fighter Supreme family. The headline is that 72V 60Ah battery, which works out to about 4,320Wh, one of the largest packs you will find on a production scooter. Around it Teverun adds KKE adjustable hydraulic suspension with 15 damping levels, four-piston hydraulic brakes at both ends, and CST 11-inch tubeless self-healing tires. It also carries a 4-inch TFT dash with NFC, a keyless fob, and GPS, plus App 1.5 with over-the-air updates.

The angle that matters most for buyers is price. At $3,495 on sale, the Ultra 2.0 lands $500 under the flagship 7260R while claiming to match it on range. That makes it the value play in Teverun’s top tier, assuming the real-world numbers hold up.

Claimed Specs and Price

Everything below is manufacturer-claimed unless we say otherwise. We have not put this scooter on our scale or through our range loop yet. Note that the battery cell brand varies by listing, so we are not pinning it to a single supplier until we can confirm the unit in hand.

Motors and Claimed Performance

Power is not the problem here. Two 2,000W motors put out a claimed 9,200W at peak, and Teverun lists a top speed of 65 mph with a 0 to 50 km/h sprint in 2.3 seconds. That is firmly in hyper-scooter territory, the kind of output you only want after you have some fast-scooter miles behind you. Slowing it down is a set of four-piston full hydraulic brakes front and rear, which is what a machine this heavy and this fast needs.

The part that sets the Ultra 2.0 apart is the KKE adjustable hydraulic suspension with 15 damping levels. On paper that lets you soften it for broken pavement or firm it up for high-speed stability, which is more control than most scooters give you. One six-foot owner called it the most comfortable hyper-scooter geometry they had ridden. The Electric Vehicles Space YouTube channel went further and titled its hands-on look “Better Than 7260R!”, so early impressions are leaning positive. We will hold our own judgment until we ride it.

Battery and Claimed Range

The 72V 60Ah pack is the whole story. At roughly 4,320Wh it is one of the biggest batteries on any production scooter, and it is why this model exists. VoroMotors lists 60 miles of range, while teverun.com claims up to 124 miles in Eco. Treat both as claims. The 124-mile number is a best-case Eco figure at low speed, and real riding at hyper-scooter pace will land well under it. Plan on a long charge too, since Teverun quotes about 12 hours to fill the pack on the standard charger. We will post tested range once we get a unit on our loop.

vs Fighter Supreme 7260R

This is the cross-shop that matters. The Fighter Supreme 7260R is Teverun’s established flagship at $3,995, and it is a similar dual-motor hyper-scooter. The Ultra 2.0 comes in $500 cheaper at $3,495 while claiming to match it on range, thanks to that 4,320Wh pack. The other differentiator is the KKE 15-level adjustable suspension, which gives you more tuning range than the standard setup. If you are weighing the two, read our full Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R review for the other side of the comparison, and we link back here from that page so you can jump between them.

Who Should Buy It

First-Look Verdict

On paper the Fighter Supreme Ultra 2.0 looks like the smart pick in Teverun’s top tier. You get one of the biggest batteries on the market, real hyper-scooter power, four-piston hydraulic brakes, and adjustable suspension, all for $500 less than the 7260R. Early third-party coverage is positive, though it is worth noting VoroMotors also has its own promotional video, so weigh retailer clips accordingly. The catches are the ones you expect from a scooter this size: 137 pounds is a lot to manage, the top range claim is optimistic, and a couple of owners have flagged flimsy packaging and dead charger fans. We will update this review with tested range, real top speed, and hill numbers once we get a unit in.

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