Compared to traditional motor controlling techniques, modern AI controllers have many advantages. However, most of the developed FOC mechanisms are based on classical controlling techniques such as PID controllers, hybrid AI-classical controllers and model reference controllers. All these traditional controllers are based on sophisticated mathematical models (system transfer functions). These traditional controllers are unable to tune its system parameters by itself to adapt according to the non-linear variations of actual speed and torque of the motor. This paper discussed, a novel scheme of metaheuristic adaptive fuzzy logic-particle swarm optimization control mechanism to optimize the speed regulation of electric current space vector-controlled BLDC motor. Therefore, dynamic TSK-PSO-FLC was investigated. The dynamic behaviour of the proposed controller enables it to optimize its tuning parameters by itself under non-linear load and speed varying conditions to track the desired angular speed and the torque trajectories. This is a part of the designed and developed dynamic AI controller, for stability and traction control of an all-wheel-drive electric rover. Therefore, initially, the performance of the proposed controller has been tested on a simulation environment (MATLAB Simulink model) for one wheel. Finally, the identified dynamic parameters through the Simulink model (the sensored BLDC motor and the proposed AI controller) were utilized to test the performance of the developed TSK-PSO-FLC, while it is tracking a given desired speed trajectory of the BLDC motor (sensored, 3-ph and 250 W) in real-time operation. Simulated test results are analyzed and compared with the observed test results through the developed hardware model in addition to the newly published research work. The angular speed of 2500 rpm within a 500 N m torque have been taken into consideration as a generalized condition. It was noticed that the percentage overshoot (Mp%), settling time (Ts) and the steady-state error (Ess) is 0.501, 731.455 μs and 1.22 respectively. Therefore, compared to classical control based FOC mechanisms, the analyzed test results of the proposed control mechanism is showing that it has been optimized and enhanced the speed regulation performance of the BLDC motor significantly while increasing the frequency of the desired input trajectory up to 2 kHz.