Veteran Enthusiast’s Take: GSPACE Mars GTR Electric Scooter – A Deep Dive

Created in September 2024
I bought this e-scooter (GSPACE/Teewing Mars 11 GTR/XTR) about 3 months ago and I can say I am mighty impressed. I mostly ride off-road and it performs very well (I am a heavy rider).

The Mars 11 delivers impressive performance in challenging terrains
I often take it to some pretty hardcore terrain, even my friends riding pretty good electric mountain bikes (about 4200 eur/bike) have a hard time on those trails. Also water resistance IP66 enables me to ride in any kind of rain or overcome the occasional water/mud.
On road the power and speed of this thing is insane (10000W). I am a pretty fast/dynamic rider (e-scooter, snowboard) and driver (car) so speed is something I enjoy. But man, I only use 4/5 speed setting on this machine.

As soon as you try speed 5/5 you take off to Mars (as the name suggests). The acceleration is insane (on 50% accel strength setting) and I have not even tried top speed yet. After reaching 87 km/h and cruising at that speed for few minutes I was like "no way, I wanna live". I usually ride around 60 km/h for nice cruising.
I also decided to buy proper motocross armor gear. Once I get full body protection, I will find a nice road and attempt the claimed 110 km/h.
The mileage is also pretty great, unless you go crazy speeds, you can ride 80 km on a single charge no problem. When riding with my non-electric bike friends (about 25 km/h) I could easily do more than 120 km distance (did not actually test, no one wants to ride more than 100 km).

So far I have ridden it ~1200 km and I can say that compared to my previous scooter (Nanrobot D6+) this is a beast from a totally different jungle. Truly does justice to the classification as a hyper-scooter. I can recommend this e-scooter to every e-scooter enthusiast.
It has a 45 AH Samsung battery, so should be pretty high quality. That said, only time will tell.
Update April 2025: After 2200 km ridden mostly off-road I can say everything is working fine. I have bent the front brake rotor disc few times, but that is to be expected when riding trough larger rocks. The scooter is built like a tank and so far seems to be holding pretty strong. I have to say that with my weight and the terrain I ride - the machine is pretty impressive, can handle a lot of abuse (so far).

Update August 2025: After riding 3300 km the scooter is still holding like a tank. Max top speed so far is 104 km/h (very scary) - was riding on a curvy road (used also as a rally race track) - trough the mountains with 2 proper motorcycle riders. One said I did not slow him down and that he enjoyed the ride, the other said it was a bit too fast for him and he had to push himself to keep up with my Mars 11 GTR.
So far I fell 8 times - thankfully low speeds (5-30 kmh), usually riding off-road. No major injuries (thank god) as I have full body motocross protection gear. Until now there has not been any major damage on the scooter, I am really impressed.
The performance (speed/acceleration) is still crazy, on 5/5 speed setting you don't really get used to it or stop being surprised/amazed when you properly release this beast.
Additionally, I run the Facebook group for GSPACE/TEEWING. You can join via this link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mars11scooter, where you'll find more discussions and information about the Mars 11 scooter model. I look forward to meeting more like-minded riding enthusiasts, exploring more possibilities of this Mars 11 scooter together, and sharing the joys and experiences from riding.
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