The pocket rocket. Dual 1000W motors (3300W peak) launch it 0–48 km/h in 3.9 seconds and on to a 43 mph top end. A huge 1260 Wh battery returns up to 100 km — the longest range of any 10-inch scooter — and the whole thing folds into the back of a hatchback. Full specs ↓
The Blade Mini Ultra packs full-size performance into the smallest Blade footprint — the one we hand to riders who want big-scooter pace without big-scooter bulk.
Two 1000W motors split the torque for a 3300W peak punch — grippier launches, stronger hills and a genuinely quick 0–48 km/h in 3.9 seconds. An advanced FOC sine-wave controller keeps that power smooth and efficient rather than twitchy, while regenerative braking feeds energy back to the pack every time you slow down.
The headline is range. A 60V 27Ah (1260 Wh) battery in an ultra-light 6062 aerospace-aluminium frame delivers up to 100 km — the longest range of any 10-inch scooter we stock. Full hydraulic disc brakes, dual spring suspension and 10×3.0 pneumatic tyres handle the rest of Calgary's roads, kerbs and gravel.
Every Blade Mini Ultra leaves our NE Calgary shop fully assembled, firmware-updated and test-ridden. Two-year warranty, in-house service and lifetime adjustments — you'll never ship it back to a faceless online dealer.
A 1260 Wh pack returns up to 100 km — no other 10-inch scooter goes further on a charge.
Two 1000W motors hit a 3300W peak — 0–48 km/h in 3.9 seconds and confident on every hill.
Aerospace-aluminium frame folds flat in seconds — lift it into a hatchback and go.
Full factory spec sheet, grouped for scanning.
Top speed I won't admit to in writing. Battery delivers what the spec promises — got 58 km on a real ride before the bars dropped to 1. Tektro hydraulic brakes are confidence-inspiring at any speed.
Coventry to downtown is 14 km each way. Fighter Q gets me there and back on a single charge with the heater on (yes, it has handle warmers). Calgary winter scooter that doesn't suck.
Blade Mini Ultra is otherwise perfect, but the colour display sometimes freezes for a few seconds when I switch power modes. Doesn't affect the ride. eBC told me there's a firmware fix coming.
Came from a kick-scooter that whined like a dental drill. Blade Q Pro is virtually silent below 30 km/h. Neighbours can't hear me leave at 6am.
A bit slower than I expected but it arrived in great shape. eBC pre-charged the battery before shipping which was a nice touch — could ride immediately.
Shopped 3 different Calgary stores. eBC was the only one that took the time to walk me through the spec differences. Bought the Fighter Mini, came back for the Blade GT2 a month later for my partner.
All the punch of a full-size dual-motor scooter, shrunk to a frame that folds into your boot and lives in your hallway.
Most brands quote a single dreamy number measured at crawling speed. Teverun measures range at controlled, repeatable speeds in real riding conditions — so here's exactly what a 75 kg rider gets at each pace.
Dual 1000W hub motorsTorque is split across both wheels for grippier launches, stronger hills and better wet-road traction. An FOC sine-wave controller keeps the 3300W peak smooth and efficient — quick, never twitchy.
Racing-level hydraulicsDual hydraulic discs give you the stronger, more precise, fade-free stopping a 43 mph scooter actually needs — paired with dual spring suspension and 10×3.0 pneumatic tyres that soak up Calgary's rough stuff.
Fold · load · exploreThe 6062 aerospace-aluminium frame folds flat in seconds and weighs 33 kg — lift it into a hatchback, carry it up to the apartment, slide it under a desk. Big range without the big-scooter hassle.
Smart ambient lightingTeverun invented smart ambient lighting for e-scooters — and the app lets you tune start level, braking feel, speed modes and a one-tap safe mode over Bluetooth 5.0. Inside, every key interface uses waterproof JST connectors built to last.
The hardware that makes the Mini Ultra punch above a 10-inch scooter's weight.
Unboxing, outdoor testing and real-world riding — straight from Teverun.
