[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":2627},["ShallowReactive",2],{"/mobility-scooters/best-class-2-mobility-scooter":3,"fullNavigation":2142,"/mobility-scooters/best-class-2-mobility-scooter_navigation":2361,"related-models-/mobility-scooters/best-class-2-mobility-scooter":2362},{"id":4,"title":5,"body":6,"date":2072,"description":2073,"extension":2074,"head":2075,"hero":2106,"meta":2107,"modified":2109,"navigation":2080,"ogImage":2109,"path":2110,"relatedModels":2111,"schemaOrg":2120,"seo":2135,"stem":2136,"tags":2137,"__hash__":2141},"content/mobility-scooters/best-class-2-mobility-scooter.md","Best Class 2 (Pavement) Mobility Scooters UK 2026",{"type":7,"value":8,"toc":2021},"minimark",[9,18,29,36,39,44,47,154,167,185,187,191,194,199,202,210,214,225,242,246,249,253,261,265,273,275,279,287,291,298,303,400,406,412,414,418,433,437,523,528,533,541,543,547,557,561,646,651,656,658,662,672,676,759,764,769,771,775,788,792,876,881,886,888,892,910,914,999,1004,1013,1015,1019,1026,1030,1114,1119,1124,1137,1139,1143,1150,1154,1233,1238,1248,1250,1254,1487,1490,1492,1496,1500,1503,1519,1523,1526,1545,1555,1559,1562,1574,1582,1586,1602,1606,1609,1627,1635,1637,1641,1644,1681,1683,1687,1690,1694,1707,1711,1747,1753,1757,1760,1764,1770,1772,1776,1784,1850,1853,1865,1867,1871,1874,1900,1906,1908,1912,1916,1922,1926,1932,1936,1946,1950,1955,1959,1974,1978,1981,1985,2000,2004,2010,2014],[10,11,12,13,17],"p",{},"Almost every mobility scooter sold in the UK is a Class 2. These are the ",[14,15,16],"strong",{},"4 mph pavement scooters"," you see outside supermarkets and on the high street: no DVLA registration, no licence, no road tax, and no legal requirement for lights or mirrors. You buy one, you charge it, you use it.",[10,19,20,21,24,25,28],{},"That simplicity is the whole appeal, and it is also why the category is so hard to shop. There are ",[14,22,23],{},"78 current Class 2 models"," in our database against 52 Class 3s, they span ",[14,26,27],{},"£530 to £5,995",", and the differences between them are much less obvious than the Class 2 versus Class 3 decision that gets all the attention.",[10,30,31,32,35],{},"This guide covers the ",[14,33,34],{},"best Class 2 mobility scooters in the UK in 2026",", chosen for the things that actually vary within the class: range, how easily the scooter comes apart, suspension, weight capacity, and battery type.",[37,38],"hr",{},[40,41,43],"h2",{"id":42},"what-class-2-actually-means","What Class 2 Actually Means",[10,45,46],{},"Class 2 is a legal category, not a marketing one. The definition is narrow and it is worth knowing before you compare models.",[48,49,50,66],"table",{},[51,52,53],"thead",{},[54,55,56,60,63],"tr",{},[57,58],"th",{"align":59},"left",[57,61,62],{"align":59},"Class 2",[57,64,65],{"align":59},"Class 3",[67,68,69,81,92,103,113,122,132,143],"tbody",{},[54,70,71,75,78],{},[72,73,74],"td",{"align":59},"Maximum speed",[72,76,77],{"align":59},"4 mph",[72,79,80],{"align":59},"8 mph (4 mph on pavements)",[54,82,83,86,89],{},[72,84,85],{"align":59},"Intended use",[72,87,88],{"align":59},"Pavements and pedestrian areas",[72,90,91],{"align":59},"Roads and pavements",[54,93,94,97,100],{},[72,95,96],{"align":59},"DVLA registration",[72,98,99],{"align":59},"Not required",[72,101,102],{"align":59},"Required (free, V55/5)",[54,104,105,108,110],{},[72,106,107],{"align":59},"Lights and indicators",[72,109,99],{"align":59},[72,111,112],{"align":59},"Required",[54,114,115,118,120],{},[72,116,117],{"align":59},"Mirrors",[72,119,99],{"align":59},[72,121,112],{"align":59},[54,123,124,127,130],{},[72,125,126],{"align":59},"Minimum age",[72,128,129],{"align":59},"14",[72,131,129],{"align":59},[54,133,134,137,140],{},[72,135,136],{"align":59},"Typical range",[72,138,139],{"align":59},"6-27 miles",[72,141,142],{"align":59},"20-45 miles",[54,144,145,148,151],{},[72,146,147],{"align":59},"Typical price",[72,149,150],{"align":59},"£530-£3,000",[72,152,153],{"align":59},"£1,300-£8,000",[10,155,156,157,160,161,166],{},"The practical consequence is that ",[14,158,159],{},"a Class 2 scooter is a walking-pace machine for local journeys",". It will take you to the shops, around a town centre, along a promenade, and to appointments. It is not transport for travelling along roads, and if that is what you need, our ",[162,163,165],"a",{"href":164},"/mobility-scooters/best-class-3-mobility-scooter","Class 3 roundup"," covers the road-legal alternatives.",[10,168,169,170,174,175,179,180,184],{},"For the rules on where you can and cannot ride, see our guide to ",[162,171,173],{"href":172},"/mobility-scooters/where-can-you-drive-a-mobility-scooter","pavement and road rules",", and for the licensing position, our ",[162,176,178],{"href":177},"/mobility-scooters/do-you-need-a-license","licensing guide",". The ",[162,181,183],{"href":182},"/mobility-scooters/classes/class-2","Class 2 reference page"," has the full legal definition.",[37,186],{},[40,188,190],{"id":189},"what-to-look-for-in-a-class-2-scooter","What to Look For in a Class 2 Scooter",[10,192,193],{},"Speed is fixed at 4 mph across the whole class, so it tells you nothing. These are the specifications that separate one Class 2 scooter from another.",[195,196,198],"h3",{"id":197},"range","Range",[10,200,201],{},"This is the widest spread in the category. Budget models manage 6 to 10 miles; the best reach 25 to 27. Since a Class 2 scooter is doing short local trips, 10 miles is genuinely enough for many people — but range collapses in cold weather, on hills, and as the battery ages, so treat 70-80% of the quoted figure as your working distance.",[10,203,204,205,209],{},"If you regularly cover more than about 12 miles in a day, buy for range rather than price. Our ",[162,206,208],{"href":207},"/mobility-scooters/longest-range-mobility-scooters","longest-range roundup"," covers the models that stretch furthest across all classes.",[195,211,213],{"id":212},"how-it-comes-apart","How it comes apart",[10,215,216,217,220,221,224],{},"Most Class 2 scooters are ",[14,218,219],{},"take-apart"," rather than folding: the seat lifts off, the battery pack lifts out, and the chassis splits into two pieces. The number that matters is the ",[14,222,223],{},"heaviest piece",", because that is what someone has to lift into a car boot. Anything under about 12 kg is manageable for most people; 18 to 20 kg is not.",[10,226,227,228,231,232,236,237,241],{},"A minority are true ",[14,229,230],{},"folding"," scooters, which collapse in one movement and are usually lighter overall but more expensive. Our ",[162,233,235],{"href":234},"/mobility-scooters/foldable-scooter-buying-guide","foldable scooter buying guide"," explains the trade-off, and the ",[162,238,240],{"href":239},"/mobility-scooters/best-car-boot-mobility-scooter","car boot roundup"," is the place to start if transport is your main concern.",[195,243,245],{"id":244},"suspension","Suspension",[10,247,248],{},"At 4 mph, suspension matters less than it does on a Class 3, but it is not irrelevant — dropped kerbs, paving slabs and cobbles all transmit straight through an unsuspended frame. Roughly half the Class 2 market has no suspension at all, and it is the single most common thing missing from budget models.",[195,250,252],{"id":251},"weight-capacity","Weight capacity",[10,254,255,256,260],{},"Most Class 2 scooters support 115 to 136 kg (18 to 21 stone). A handful reach 160 kg and above. If you are within about 15 kg of a model's rating, move up a size — running a scooter near its limit costs you range, hill-climbing and battery life. Our ",[162,257,259],{"href":258},"/mobility-scooters/best-heavy-duty-mobility-scooter","heavy-duty roundup"," covers the higher-capacity options in detail.",[195,262,264],{"id":263},"battery-type","Battery type",[10,266,267,268,272],{},"Sealed-lead-acid is the default and it is fine, but it is heavy and lasts 1-2 years. Lithium-ion costs more, weighs roughly half as much for the same capacity, lasts 3-5 years, and is what makes the lightest scooters possible. Lithium is also the only type generally accepted for air travel. See our ",[162,269,271],{"href":270},"/mobility-scooters/battery-guide","battery guide"," for care and replacement.",[37,274],{},[40,276,278],{"id":277},"our-top-picks","Our Top Picks",[10,280,281,282,286],{},"These eight cover the main Class 2 use cases. If your budget is firmly under £1,000, our ",[162,283,285],{"href":284},"/mobility-scooters/best-mobility-scooter-under-1000","best mobility scooters under £1,000"," guide ranks that tier specifically and in more depth than this roundup does.",[195,288,290],{"id":289},"_1-careco-zoom-plus-best-budget","1. CareCo Zoom Plus - Best Budget",[10,292,293,294,297],{},"The Zoom Plus is the standard Zoom with a much larger 20 Ah battery, and that one change makes it the best-value long-range option under £1,000. ",[14,295,296],{},"14 miles"," is more than most scooters costing half as much again, and the puncture-proof solid tyres remove the most common maintenance job on a budget scooter.",[10,299,300],{},[14,301,302],{},"Key specs:",[48,304,305,315],{},[51,306,307],{},[54,308,309,312],{},[57,310,311],{"align":59},"Spec",[57,313,314],{"align":59},"Value",[67,316,317,325,332,338,345,353,361,368,376,384,392],{},[54,318,319,322],{},[72,320,321],{"align":59},"Price",[72,323,324],{"align":59},"£900",[54,326,327,330],{},[72,328,329],{"align":59},"Speed",[72,331,77],{"align":59},[54,333,334,336],{},[72,335,198],{"align":59},[72,337,296],{"align":59},[54,339,340,342],{},[72,341,252],{"align":59},[72,343,344],{"align":59},"130 kg",[54,346,347,350],{},[72,348,349],{"align":59},"Weight (with batteries)",[72,351,352],{"align":59},"47 kg",[54,354,355,358],{},[72,356,357],{"align":59},"Heaviest piece",[72,359,360],{"align":59},"18 kg",[54,362,363,365],{},[72,364,245],{"align":59},[72,366,367],{"align":59},"None",[54,369,370,373],{},[72,371,372],{"align":59},"Wheels",[72,374,375],{"align":59},"4",[54,377,378,381],{},[72,379,380],{"align":59},"Tyres",[72,382,383],{"align":59},"Solid (puncture-proof)",[54,385,386,389],{},[72,387,388],{"align":59},"Battery",[72,390,391],{"align":59},"Sealed-lead-acid (20 Ah)",[54,393,394,397],{},[72,395,396],{"align":59},"Warranty",[72,398,399],{"align":59},"2 years",[10,401,402,405],{},[14,403,404],{},"Why it stands out:"," 14 miles at £900 is the best range-per-pound in the sub-£1,000 bracket. The delta tiller is easier on arthritic hands than a standard thumb lever, and it dismantles into five sections.",[10,407,408,411],{},[14,409,410],{},"Trade-offs:"," No suspension, and on solid tyres you will feel that. No lights or basket included. The 18 kg heaviest piece is at the top of what most people can lift, and the 140 cm turning radius is wide for indoor use.",[37,413],{},[195,415,417],{"id":416},"_2-drive-devilbiss-envoy-4-best-value-for-range","2. Drive DeVilbiss Envoy 4 - Best Value for Range",[10,419,420,421,424,425,428,429,432],{},"The Envoy 4 delivers ",[14,422,423],{},"25 miles"," — within 2 miles of the longest-range Class 2 scooter on the market — with ",[14,426,427],{},"full suspension"," and a 159 kg weight capacity, for ",[14,430,431],{},"£1,285",". Nothing else comes close on range for the money.",[10,434,435],{},[14,436,302],{},[48,438,439,447],{},[51,440,441],{},[54,442,443,445],{},[57,444,311],{"align":59},[57,446,314],{"align":59},[67,448,449,455,461,467,474,482,489,495,502,509,517],{},[54,450,451,453],{},[72,452,321],{"align":59},[72,454,431],{"align":59},[54,456,457,459],{},[72,458,329],{"align":59},[72,460,77],{"align":59},[54,462,463,465],{},[72,464,198],{"align":59},[72,466,423],{"align":59},[54,468,469,471],{},[72,470,252],{"align":59},[72,472,473],{"align":59},"159 kg",[54,475,476,479],{},[72,477,478],{"align":59},"Weight",[72,480,481],{"align":59},"94 kg",[54,483,484,486],{},[72,485,245],{"align":59},[72,487,488],{"align":59},"Full",[54,490,491,493],{},[72,492,372],{"align":59},[72,494,375],{"align":59},[54,496,497,499],{},[72,498,380],{"align":59},[72,500,501],{"align":59},"Pneumatic",[54,503,504,506],{},[72,505,388],{"align":59},[72,507,508],{"align":59},"Sealed-lead-acid (34 Ah)",[54,510,511,514],{},[72,512,513],{"align":59},"Seat",[72,515,516],{"align":59},"Captain",[54,518,519,521],{},[72,520,396],{"align":59},[72,522,399],{"align":59},[10,524,525,527],{},[14,526,404],{}," 25 miles, full suspension, a captain's seat and delta handlebars at under £1,300 is an unusual combination. The 159 kg capacity is higher than almost anything else at this price.",[10,529,530,532],{},[14,531,410],{}," At 94 kg it does not disassemble and is not going in a car. This is a scooter that lives at home and is ridden from the door. Pneumatic tyres ride better but can puncture.",[10,534,535,536,540],{},"Drive sells the same chassis as the road-legal 8 mph Envoy 8 for £1,804. If you are weighing pavement-only against road access, our ",[162,537,539],{"href":538},"/mobility-scooters/drive-envoy-4-vs-envoy-8","Envoy 4 vs Envoy 8 comparison"," isolates exactly what the Class 3 upgrade costs, because the two scooters are otherwise identical.",[37,542],{},[195,544,546],{"id":545},"_3-drive-devilbiss-astrolite-best-for-car-boot-loading","3. Drive DeVilbiss AstroLite - Best for Car Boot Loading",[10,548,549,550,553,554,556],{},"The AstroLite is built around one number: the heaviest piece weighs ",[14,551,552],{},"9.9 kg",". That is the lightest of any splittable scooter Drive makes, and it puts boot loading within reach of people who cannot manage the 18-20 kg pieces typical of the category. It also has ",[14,555,427],{}," and a lithium battery, neither of which is common at this weight.",[10,558,559],{},[14,560,302],{},[48,562,563,571],{},[51,564,565],{},[54,566,567,569],{},[57,568,311],{"align":59},[57,570,314],{"align":59},[67,572,573,580,586,593,600,608,614,620,626,633,640],{},[54,574,575,577],{},[72,576,321],{"align":59},[72,578,579],{"align":59},"£1,396",[54,581,582,584],{},[72,583,329],{"align":59},[72,585,77],{"align":59},[54,587,588,590],{},[72,589,198],{"align":59},[72,591,592],{"align":59},"11.4 miles",[54,594,595,597],{},[72,596,252],{"align":59},[72,598,599],{"align":59},"120 kg",[54,601,602,605],{},[72,603,604],{"align":59},"Weight (with battery)",[72,606,607],{"align":59},"27.6 kg",[54,609,610,612],{},[72,611,357],{"align":59},[72,613,552],{"align":59},[54,615,616,618],{},[72,617,245],{"align":59},[72,619,488],{"align":59},[54,621,622,624],{},[72,623,372],{"align":59},[72,625,375],{"align":59},[54,627,628,630],{},[72,629,380],{"align":59},[72,631,632],{"align":59},"Solid",[54,634,635,637],{},[72,636,388],{"align":59},[72,638,639],{"align":59},"Lithium-ion (17.2 Ah)",[54,641,642,644],{},[72,643,396],{"align":59},[72,645,399],{"align":59},[10,647,648,650],{},[14,649,404],{}," A 9.9 kg heaviest component with full suspension is a genuinely rare combination. The lithium battery is approved for air travel, and there is a larger battery option if you need more than 11.4 miles.",[10,652,653,655],{},[14,654,410],{}," The 120 kg weight capacity is one of the lowest here. The smaller battery option drops range to 6.8 miles, so check which one you are being quoted. Premium price for the range you get.",[37,657],{},[195,659,661],{"id":660},"_4-kymco-mini-comfort-best-comfort-under-2000","4. Kymco Mini Comfort - Best Comfort Under £2,000",[10,663,664,665,668,669,671],{},"The Mini Comfort is the sensible middle of the Class 2 market: ",[14,666,667],{},"16 miles",", ",[14,670,427],{},", LED lights front and rear, and a 122 cm turning radius that makes it usable inside shops. It is a take-apart travel scooter that does not feel like a compromise.",[10,673,674],{},[14,675,302],{},[48,677,678,686],{},[51,679,680],{},[54,681,682,684],{},[57,683,311],{"align":59},[57,685,314],{"align":59},[67,687,688,695,701,707,714,721,728,734,740,746,753],{},[54,689,690,692],{},[72,691,321],{"align":59},[72,693,694],{"align":59},"£1,757",[54,696,697,699],{},[72,698,329],{"align":59},[72,700,77],{"align":59},[54,702,703,705],{},[72,704,198],{"align":59},[72,706,667],{"align":59},[54,708,709,711],{},[72,710,252],{"align":59},[72,712,713],{"align":59},"127 kg",[54,715,716,718],{},[72,717,349],{"align":59},[72,719,720],{"align":59},"54 kg",[54,722,723,725],{},[72,724,357],{"align":59},[72,726,727],{"align":59},"19.5 kg",[54,729,730,732],{},[72,731,245],{"align":59},[72,733,488],{"align":59},[54,735,736,738],{},[72,737,372],{"align":59},[72,739,375],{"align":59},[54,741,742,744],{},[72,743,380],{"align":59},[72,745,632],{"align":59},[54,747,748,750],{},[72,749,388],{"align":59},[72,751,752],{"align":59},"Sealed-lead-acid (22 Ah)",[54,754,755,757],{},[72,756,396],{"align":59},[72,758,399],{"align":59},[10,760,761,763],{},[14,762,404],{}," 16 miles with full suspension and lights fitted as standard, at a price where many rivals still have no suspension. The tight turning circle is a real advantage in supermarket aisles.",[10,765,766,768],{},[14,767,410],{}," The 19.5 kg heaviest piece undercuts the \"travel scooter\" billing — this is a two-person lift for many people. Sealed-lead-acid keeps the total weight at 54 kg. The low seat height does not suit taller riders.",[37,770],{},[195,772,774],{"id":773},"_5-rascal-vierra-life-best-all-rounder","5. Rascal Vierra LiFe - Best All-Rounder",[10,776,777,778,781,782,668,785,787],{},"The Vierra LiFe is the most complete Class 2 scooter here. ",[14,779,780],{},"26 miles"," of range, a ",[14,783,784],{},"10.8 kg heaviest piece",[14,786,427],{},", a 115 cm turning radius, and a LiFePO4 battery with a lifetime guarantee. It is close to the longest-range Class 2 scooter available and simultaneously one of the easiest to load into a car — a combination nothing else in this roundup manages.",[10,789,790],{},[14,791,302],{},[48,793,794,802],{},[51,795,796],{},[54,797,798,800],{},[57,799,311],{"align":59},[57,801,314],{"align":59},[67,803,804,811,817,823,830,837,844,850,856,862,869],{},[54,805,806,808],{},[72,807,321],{"align":59},[72,809,810],{"align":59},"£1,895",[54,812,813,815],{},[72,814,329],{"align":59},[72,816,77],{"align":59},[54,818,819,821],{},[72,820,198],{"align":59},[72,822,780],{"align":59},[54,824,825,827],{},[72,826,252],{"align":59},[72,828,829],{"align":59},"136 kg",[54,831,832,834],{},[72,833,604],{"align":59},[72,835,836],{"align":59},"33.8 kg",[54,838,839,841],{},[72,840,357],{"align":59},[72,842,843],{"align":59},"10.8 kg",[54,845,846,848],{},[72,847,245],{"align":59},[72,849,488],{"align":59},[54,851,852,854],{},[72,853,372],{"align":59},[72,855,375],{"align":59},[54,857,858,860],{},[72,859,380],{"align":59},[72,861,632],{"align":59},[54,863,864,866],{},[72,865,388],{"align":59},[72,867,868],{"align":59},"Lithium-ion LiFePO4 (25 Ah)",[54,870,871,873],{},[72,872,396],{"align":59},[72,874,875],{"align":59},"1 year (lifetime battery guarantee)",[10,877,878,880],{},[14,879,404],{}," 26 miles from a 33.8 kg scooter that splits into a 10.8 kg heaviest piece is the standout specification in the whole Class 2 category. The 115 cm turning radius is the tightest here, and the lifetime battery guarantee removes the biggest long-term running cost.",[10,882,883,885],{},[14,884,410],{}," 4.5 cm of ground clearance is very low — this scooter does not like grass, gravel or steep dropped kerbs. The scooter warranty is only 1 year, against 2 or 3 from most rivals. No lights fitted as indicators or mirrors.",[37,887],{},[195,889,891],{"id":890},"_6-tga-zest-plus-best-for-larger-riders","6. TGA Zest Plus - Best for Larger Riders",[10,893,894,895,898,899,902,903,905,906,909],{},"The Zest Plus takes TGA's Zest and adds a 420 W motor, 33 Ah batteries and a ",[14,896,897],{},"160 kg weight capacity",". It is the highest-capacity pick in this roundup, pairs that with ",[14,900,901],{},"20 miles"," of range and ",[14,904,427],{},", and carries a ",[14,907,908],{},"3-year warranty"," — the longest here.",[10,911,912],{},[14,913,302],{},[48,915,916,924],{},[51,917,918],{},[54,919,920,922],{},[57,921,311],{"align":59},[57,923,314],{"align":59},[67,925,926,933,939,945,952,959,967,973,979,985,992],{},[54,927,928,930],{},[72,929,321],{"align":59},[72,931,932],{"align":59},"£1,995",[54,934,935,937],{},[72,936,329],{"align":59},[72,938,77],{"align":59},[54,940,941,943],{},[72,942,198],{"align":59},[72,944,901],{"align":59},[54,946,947,949],{},[72,948,252],{"align":59},[72,950,951],{"align":59},"160 kg",[54,953,954,956],{},[72,955,478],{"align":59},[72,957,958],{"align":59},"74 kg",[54,960,961,964],{},[72,962,963],{"align":59},"Ground clearance",[72,965,966],{"align":59},"10 cm",[54,968,969,971],{},[72,970,245],{"align":59},[72,972,488],{"align":59},[54,974,975,977],{},[72,976,372],{"align":59},[72,978,375],{"align":59},[54,980,981,983],{},[72,982,380],{"align":59},[72,984,501],{"align":59},[54,986,987,989],{},[72,988,388],{"align":59},[72,990,991],{"align":59},"Sealed-lead-acid (33 Ah)",[54,993,994,996],{},[72,995,396],{"align":59},[72,997,998],{"align":59},"3 years",[10,1000,1001,1003],{},[14,1002,404],{}," 160 kg capacity with 20 miles of range and full suspension, backed by a 3-year warranty. The 10 cm ground clearance is more than double the Vierra LiFe's, so it copes with rougher surfaces and steeper kerbs.",[10,1005,1006,1008,1009,1012],{},[14,1007,410],{}," At 74 kg with a larger footprint than the standard Zest, transport needs a hoist or ramp. Pneumatic tyres need pressure checks. If you need more than 160 kg, you are into ",[162,1010,1011],{"href":258},"heavy-duty"," territory and most of those models are Class 3.",[37,1014],{},[195,1016,1018],{"id":1017},"_7-efoldi-compass-best-folding","7. eFOLDi Compass - Best Folding",[10,1020,1021,1022,1025],{},"The Compass is a magnesium-alloy folding scooter that weighs ",[14,1023,1024],{},"13 kg with its battery"," — less than half of any take-apart model here, and light enough to lift into a boot in one piece. It bi-folds in seconds rather than dismantling into sections, and the battery is Airsafe-approved for flights.",[10,1027,1028],{},[14,1029,302],{},[48,1031,1032,1040],{},[51,1033,1034],{},[54,1035,1036,1038],{},[57,1037,311],{"align":59},[57,1039,314],{"align":59},[67,1041,1042,1049,1055,1062,1068,1075,1081,1087,1093,1100,1108],{},[54,1043,1044,1046],{},[72,1045,321],{"align":59},[72,1047,1048],{"align":59},"£2,499",[54,1050,1051,1053],{},[72,1052,329],{"align":59},[72,1054,77],{"align":59},[54,1056,1057,1059],{},[72,1058,198],{"align":59},[72,1060,1061],{"align":59},"10 miles",[54,1063,1064,1066],{},[72,1065,252],{"align":59},[72,1067,599],{"align":59},[54,1069,1070,1072],{},[72,1071,604],{"align":59},[72,1073,1074],{"align":59},"13 kg",[54,1076,1077,1079],{},[72,1078,245],{"align":59},[72,1080,367],{"align":59},[54,1082,1083,1085],{},[72,1084,372],{"align":59},[72,1086,375],{"align":59},[54,1088,1089,1091],{},[72,1090,380],{"align":59},[72,1092,632],{"align":59},[54,1094,1095,1097],{},[72,1096,388],{"align":59},[72,1098,1099],{"align":59},"Lithium-ion (7-year warranty)",[54,1101,1102,1105],{},[72,1103,1104],{"align":59},"Foldable",[72,1106,1107],{"align":59},"Yes",[54,1109,1110,1112],{},[72,1111,396],{"align":59},[72,1113,399],{"align":59},[10,1115,1116,1118],{},[14,1117,404],{}," 13 kg is the lowest all-up weight in Class 2, and folding in one movement beats a five-section dismantle every time you use it. The air-travel-approved battery and 7-year battery warranty make it the obvious choice for regular travellers.",[10,1120,1121,1123],{},[14,1122,410],{}," £2,499 is a lot for 10 miles of range and a 120 kg limit. No suspension, no lights, no basket. It is a specialist portable scooter, not an all-day one.",[10,1125,1126,1127,1131,1132,1136],{},"Two of our comparisons put it head to head with its closest rivals: ",[162,1128,1130],{"href":1129},"/mobility-scooters/kymco-k-lite-fe-vs-efoldi-compass","Kymco K-Lite FE vs eFOLDi Compass"," and ",[162,1133,1135],{"href":1134},"/mobility-scooters/efoldi-compass-vs-pride-gogo","eFOLDi Compass vs Pride Go-Go",".",[37,1138],{},[195,1140,1142],{"id":1141},"_8-quingo-ultra-2-best-stability","8. Quingo Ultra 2 - Best Stability",[10,1144,1145,1146,1149],{},"The Ultra 2 is the only five-wheel scooter in this roundup. Quingo's Quintell layout puts two extra wheels at the front, which spreads the load and resists tipping on cambered pavements and side slopes — the situation where a conventional four-wheel scooter feels least secure. Despite that, the heaviest component is ",[14,1147,1148],{},"17 kg"," and it takes apart for transport.",[10,1151,1152],{},[14,1153,302],{},[48,1155,1156,1164],{},[51,1157,1158],{},[54,1159,1160,1162],{},[57,1161,311],{"align":59},[57,1163,314],{"align":59},[67,1165,1166,1173,1179,1186,1193,1199,1206,1213,1219,1226],{},[54,1167,1168,1170],{},[72,1169,321],{"align":59},[72,1171,1172],{"align":59},"£2,995",[54,1174,1175,1177],{},[72,1176,329],{"align":59},[72,1178,77],{"align":59},[54,1180,1181,1183],{},[72,1182,198],{"align":59},[72,1184,1185],{"align":59},"18 miles",[54,1187,1188,1190],{},[72,1189,252],{"align":59},[72,1191,1192],{"align":59},"133 kg",[54,1194,1195,1197],{},[72,1196,357],{"align":59},[72,1198,1148],{"align":59},[54,1200,1201,1203],{},[72,1202,245],{"align":59},[72,1204,1205],{"align":59},"Front",[54,1207,1208,1210],{},[72,1209,372],{"align":59},[72,1211,1212],{"align":59},"5",[54,1214,1215,1217],{},[72,1216,380],{"align":59},[72,1218,632],{"align":59},[54,1220,1221,1223],{},[72,1222,388],{"align":59},[72,1224,1225],{"align":59},"Sealed-lead-acid",[54,1227,1228,1230],{},[72,1229,396],{"align":59},[72,1231,1232],{"align":59},"1 year",[10,1234,1235,1237],{},[14,1236,404],{}," No other take-apart scooter offers this level of anti-tip stability. If you are nervous on cambered pavements, or have had a scooter feel unsteady before, the five-wheel layout addresses that directly.",[10,1239,1240,1242,1243,1247],{},[14,1241,410],{}," £2,995 is the most expensive pick here, the 133 kg capacity is mid-range, the warranty is only 1 year, and front-only suspension is modest at the price. Quingo's dealer network is smaller than Drive's or Pride's — see our ",[162,1244,1246],{"href":1245},"/mobility-scooters/quingo-mobility-scooters-guide","Quingo brand guide"," for the full range.",[37,1249],{},[40,1251,1253],{"id":1252},"quick-comparison-table","Quick Comparison Table",[48,1255,1256,1281],{},[51,1257,1258],{},[54,1259,1260,1263,1265,1267,1270,1272,1274,1276,1278],{},[57,1261,1262],{"align":59},"Model",[57,1264,321],{"align":59},[57,1266,198],{"align":59},[57,1268,1269],{"align":59},"Capacity",[57,1271,478],{"align":59},[57,1273,357],{"align":59},[57,1275,245],{"align":59},[57,1277,388],{"align":59},[57,1279,1280],{"align":59},"Best For",[67,1282,1283,1309,1335,1361,1386,1411,1436,1462],{},[54,1284,1285,1290,1292,1295,1297,1299,1301,1303,1306],{},[72,1286,1287],{"align":59},[14,1288,1289],{},"CareCo Zoom Plus",[72,1291,324],{"align":59},[72,1293,1294],{"align":59},"14 mi",[72,1296,344],{"align":59},[72,1298,352],{"align":59},[72,1300,360],{"align":59},[72,1302,367],{"align":59},[72,1304,1305],{"align":59},"Lead-acid",[72,1307,1308],{"align":59},"Budget",[54,1310,1311,1316,1318,1321,1323,1325,1328,1330,1332],{},[72,1312,1313],{"align":59},[14,1314,1315],{},"Drive Envoy 4",[72,1317,431],{"align":59},[72,1319,1320],{"align":59},"25 mi",[72,1322,473],{"align":59},[72,1324,481],{"align":59},[72,1326,1327],{"align":59},"n/a",[72,1329,488],{"align":59},[72,1331,1305],{"align":59},[72,1333,1334],{"align":59},"Value + range",[54,1336,1337,1342,1344,1347,1349,1351,1353,1355,1358],{},[72,1338,1339],{"align":59},[14,1340,1341],{},"Drive AstroLite",[72,1343,579],{"align":59},[72,1345,1346],{"align":59},"11.4 mi",[72,1348,599],{"align":59},[72,1350,607],{"align":59},[72,1352,552],{"align":59},[72,1354,488],{"align":59},[72,1356,1357],{"align":59},"Lithium",[72,1359,1360],{"align":59},"Boot loading",[54,1362,1363,1368,1370,1373,1375,1377,1379,1381,1383],{},[72,1364,1365],{"align":59},[14,1366,1367],{},"Kymco Mini Comfort",[72,1369,694],{"align":59},[72,1371,1372],{"align":59},"16 mi",[72,1374,713],{"align":59},[72,1376,720],{"align":59},[72,1378,727],{"align":59},[72,1380,488],{"align":59},[72,1382,1305],{"align":59},[72,1384,1385],{"align":59},"Comfort",[54,1387,1388,1393,1395,1398,1400,1402,1404,1406,1408],{},[72,1389,1390],{"align":59},[14,1391,1392],{},"Rascal Vierra LiFe",[72,1394,810],{"align":59},[72,1396,1397],{"align":59},"26 mi",[72,1399,829],{"align":59},[72,1401,836],{"align":59},[72,1403,843],{"align":59},[72,1405,488],{"align":59},[72,1407,1357],{"align":59},[72,1409,1410],{"align":59},"All-rounder",[54,1412,1413,1418,1420,1423,1425,1427,1429,1431,1433],{},[72,1414,1415],{"align":59},[14,1416,1417],{},"TGA Zest Plus",[72,1419,932],{"align":59},[72,1421,1422],{"align":59},"20 mi",[72,1424,951],{"align":59},[72,1426,958],{"align":59},[72,1428,1327],{"align":59},[72,1430,488],{"align":59},[72,1432,1305],{"align":59},[72,1434,1435],{"align":59},"Larger riders",[54,1437,1438,1443,1445,1448,1450,1452,1455,1457,1459],{},[72,1439,1440],{"align":59},[14,1441,1442],{},"eFOLDi Compass",[72,1444,1048],{"align":59},[72,1446,1447],{"align":59},"10 mi",[72,1449,599],{"align":59},[72,1451,1074],{"align":59},[72,1453,1454],{"align":59},"13 kg (folds)",[72,1456,367],{"align":59},[72,1458,1357],{"align":59},[72,1460,1461],{"align":59},"Folding",[54,1463,1464,1469,1471,1474,1476,1478,1480,1482,1484],{},[72,1465,1466],{"align":59},[14,1467,1468],{},"Quingo Ultra 2",[72,1470,1172],{"align":59},[72,1472,1473],{"align":59},"18 mi",[72,1475,1192],{"align":59},[72,1477,1327],{"align":59},[72,1479,1148],{"align":59},[72,1481,1205],{"align":59},[72,1483,1305],{"align":59},[72,1485,1486],{"align":59},"Stability",[10,1488,1489],{},"All eight are limited to 4 mph. None requires DVLA registration or a licence.",[37,1491],{},[40,1493,1495],{"id":1494},"which-scooter-for-which-situation","Which Scooter for Which Situation?",[195,1497,1499],{"id":1498},"local-trips-from-home-no-car-involved","Local trips from home, no car involved",[10,1501,1502],{},"If the scooter never needs to go in a vehicle, ignore weight entirely and buy range, comfort and capacity instead. This is where most people over-specify portability they will never use.",[1504,1505,1506,1513],"ul",{},[1507,1508,1509,1512],"li",{},[14,1510,1511],{},"Best choice:"," Drive Envoy 4 (25 miles, full suspension, 159 kg, £1,285)",[1507,1514,1515,1518],{},[14,1516,1517],{},"Budget choice:"," CareCo Zoom Plus (14 miles, £900)",[195,1520,1522],{"id":1521},"loading-into-a-car-boot-regularly","Loading into a car boot regularly",[10,1524,1525],{},"The heaviest single piece is the only number that matters, and it needs to be one you can lift repeatedly, not once in a showroom.",[1504,1527,1528,1533,1539],{},[1507,1529,1530,1532],{},[14,1531,1511],{}," Rascal Vierra LiFe (10.8 kg heaviest piece, and still 26 miles of range)",[1507,1534,1535,1538],{},[14,1536,1537],{},"Alternative:"," Drive AstroLite (9.9 kg heaviest piece, lower range)",[1507,1540,1541,1544],{},[14,1542,1543],{},"If you would rather fold than dismantle:"," eFOLDi Compass (13 kg, one movement)",[10,1546,1547,1548,1131,1550,1554],{},"Our ",[162,1549,240],{"href":239},[162,1551,1553],{"href":1552},"/mobility-scooters/best-lightweight-mobility-scooter-for-travel","lightweight travel guide"," go into boot dimensions and loading technique in more detail.",[195,1556,1558],{"id":1557},"flying-or-taking-the-train","Flying or taking the train",[10,1560,1561],{},"Airlines require lithium batteries with the correct certification, and most Class 2 scooters use sealed-lead-acid. That narrows the field sharply.",[1504,1563,1564,1569],{},[1507,1565,1566,1568],{},[14,1567,1511],{}," eFOLDi Compass (Airsafe-approved battery, folds in seconds)",[1507,1570,1571,1573],{},[14,1572,1537],{}," Drive AstroLite (lithium, air-travel approved, splits into pieces)",[10,1575,1576,1577,1581],{},"See ",[162,1578,1580],{"href":1579},"/mobility-scooters/taking-mobility-scooter-on-public-transport","taking your scooter on public transport"," for train and bus size limits, which most full-size Class 2 scooters exceed.",[195,1583,1585],{"id":1584},"heavier-riders","Heavier riders",[1504,1587,1588,1594],{},[1507,1589,1590,1593],{},[14,1591,1592],{},"Up to 160 kg:"," TGA Zest Plus",[1507,1595,1596,1599,1600,1136],{},[14,1597,1598],{},"Above 160 kg:"," the Class 2 options thin out quickly and most higher-capacity scooters are Class 3. Start with our ",[162,1601,259],{"href":258},[195,1603,1605],{"id":1604},"uneven-pavements-cambers-and-kerbs","Uneven pavements, cambers and kerbs",[10,1607,1608],{},"Ground clearance and wheel layout matter more than suspension here.",[1504,1610,1611,1616,1621],{},[1507,1612,1613,1615],{},[14,1614,1511],{}," Quingo Ultra 2 (five wheels, anti-tip)",[1507,1617,1618,1620],{},[14,1619,1537],{}," TGA Zest Plus (10 cm ground clearance, full suspension)",[1507,1622,1623,1626],{},[14,1624,1625],{},"Avoid:"," anything with 4.5-6 cm of clearance if your route includes rough ground",[10,1628,1629,1630,1634],{},"Wheel count also affects stability and turning circle in ways that are easy to get wrong — our ",[162,1631,1633],{"href":1632},"/mobility-scooters/3-wheel-vs-4-wheel","3-wheel vs 4-wheel guide"," covers the trade-off.",[37,1636],{},[40,1638,1640],{"id":1639},"other-class-2-models-worth-considering","Other Class 2 Models Worth Considering",[10,1642,1643],{},"Our eight picks cover the main use cases, but the class runs to 78 current models. A few others are worth a look:",[1504,1645,1646,1656,1666,1672],{},[1507,1647,1648,1651,1652,1655],{},[14,1649,1650],{},"Rascal Luxe"," (£2,150) - ",[14,1653,1654],{},"27 miles",", the longest range of any Class 2 scooter we list, with full suspension, lithium batteries and a 10.8 kg heaviest piece. Effectively a Vierra LiFe with more range for £255 more.",[1507,1657,1658,1661,1662,1665],{},[14,1659,1660],{},"TGA Zest S"," (£2,295) - a ",[14,1663,1664],{},"168 kg"," weight capacity, the highest in Class 2, with 20 miles of range and full suspension.",[1507,1667,1668,1671],{},[14,1669,1670],{},"Kymco Komfy 4"," (£2,465) - 25 miles and a 160 kg capacity on a full-size pavement chassis, for people who want Envoy 4 range with a more comfortable seat.",[1507,1673,1674,1677,1678,1136],{},[14,1675,1676],{},"Drive DeVilbiss Compact Lite"," (£530) - the cheapest Class 2 scooter we list. 8 miles, no suspension, but a genuine take-apart scooter at a price nothing else matches. Covered in our ",[162,1679,1680],{"href":284},"under £1,000 guide",[37,1682],{},[40,1684,1686],{"id":1685},"legal-requirements","Legal Requirements",[10,1688,1689],{},"Class 2 scooters are the lightly regulated end of the market, which is most of the appeal.",[195,1691,1693],{"id":1692},"no-registration-no-licence","No registration, no licence",[10,1695,1696,1697,1700,1701,1703,1704,1136],{},"Class 2 scooters do ",[14,1698,1699],{},"not"," need to be registered with the DVLA, and you do ",[14,1702,1699],{}," need a driving licence, road tax, or an MOT. Registration applies only to Class 3. The only legal requirement on the rider is a ",[14,1705,1706],{},"minimum age of 14",[195,1708,1710],{"id":1709},"where-you-can-ride","Where you can ride",[1504,1712,1713,1718,1724,1730,1736,1742],{},[1507,1714,1715,1717],{},[14,1716,88],{}," - yes, this is what Class 2 is for",[1507,1719,1720,1723],{},[14,1721,1722],{},"Crossing a road"," - yes",[1507,1725,1726,1729],{},[14,1727,1728],{},"Travelling along a road"," - only where there is no pavement, and you should keep to the direction of traffic and leave the road as soon as a pavement is available",[1507,1731,1732,1735],{},[14,1733,1734],{},"Cycle lanes"," - generally yes, though local rules vary",[1507,1737,1738,1741],{},[14,1739,1740],{},"Motorways and dual carriageways"," - no",[1507,1743,1744,1741],{},[14,1745,1746],{},"Bus lanes",[10,1748,1547,1749,1752],{},[162,1750,1751],{"href":172},"pavement and road rules guide"," covers the detail, including shops, parks and pedestrianised zones.",[195,1754,1756],{"id":1755},"lights-and-equipment","Lights and equipment",[10,1758,1759],{},"Class 2 scooters are not legally required to carry lights, indicators or mirrors. In practice, if you ride after dark you should have lights regardless of the law — five of our eight picks include them as standard.",[195,1761,1763],{"id":1762},"insurance","Insurance",[10,1765,1766,1769],{},[162,1767,1763],{"href":1768},"/mobility-scooters/insurance"," is not required by law, but third-party cover matters more than people expect: at 4 mph on a busy pavement, the realistic risk is injuring a pedestrian or damaging a shop display. Basic policies start at around £50 per year and usually include theft and breakdown recovery.",[37,1771],{},[40,1773,1775],{"id":1774},"running-costs","Running Costs",[10,1777,1778,1779,1783],{},"Class 2 scooters are cheaper to run than Class 3 models — smaller batteries, lighter build, less servicing. Use our ",[162,1780,1782],{"href":1781},"/mobility-scooters/running-cost-calculator","running cost calculator"," for a personalised figure, but as a guide:",[48,1785,1786,1796],{},[51,1787,1788],{},[54,1789,1790,1793],{},[57,1791,1792],{"align":59},"Cost",[57,1794,1795],{"align":59},"Annual Estimate",[67,1797,1798,1806,1814,1822,1830,1838],{},[54,1799,1800,1803],{},[72,1801,1802],{"align":59},"Electricity (charging)",[72,1804,1805],{"align":59},"£10-£25",[54,1807,1808,1811],{},[72,1809,1810],{"align":59},"Insurance (optional)",[72,1812,1813],{"align":59},"£50-£120",[54,1815,1816,1819],{},[72,1817,1818],{"align":59},"Servicing",[72,1820,1821],{"align":59},"£60-£120",[54,1823,1824,1827],{},[72,1825,1826],{"align":59},"Battery replacement (every 1-2 years for lead-acid)",[72,1828,1829],{"align":59},"£100-£220",[54,1831,1832,1835],{},[72,1833,1834],{"align":59},"Tyre replacement / repair",[72,1836,1837],{"align":59},"£0-£60",[54,1839,1840,1845],{},[72,1841,1842],{"align":59},[14,1843,1844],{},"Total",[72,1846,1847],{"align":59},[14,1848,1849],{},"£220-£545",[10,1851,1852],{},"Solid tyres remove the puncture cost entirely, which is why five of our eight picks use them. Lithium models (AstroLite, Vierra LiFe, eFOLDi Compass) cost more to replace but last 3-5 years instead of 1-2, and the Vierra LiFe's lifetime battery guarantee removes that line altogether.",[10,1854,1855,1856,1860,1861,1136],{},"For broader pricing context, see our ",[162,1857,1859],{"href":1858},"/mobility-scooters/average-prices","average mobility scooter prices"," data and ",[162,1862,1864],{"href":1863},"/mobility-scooters/cost-guide","cost guide",[37,1866],{},[40,1868,1870],{"id":1869},"how-we-chose-these-scooters","How We Chose These Scooters",[10,1872,1873],{},"Every model in this roundup meets four criteria:",[1875,1876,1877,1882,1888,1894],"ol",{},[1507,1878,1879,1881],{},[14,1880,62],{}," with a 4 mph limit, pavement-legal without registration",[1507,1883,1884,1887],{},[14,1885,1886],{},"Available in the UK"," from brands with dealer networks and warranty support",[1507,1889,1890,1893],{},[14,1891,1892],{},"Currently in production",", with parts and servicing available",[1507,1895,1896,1899],{},[14,1897,1898],{},"Published price and full specifications",", so the comparison is like for like",[10,1901,1902,1903,1905],{},"We selected eight from the 78 current Class 2 models in our database, choosing one for each major use case: budget, range value, boot loading, comfort, all-round, weight capacity, folding, and stability. Because the ",[162,1904,1680],{"href":284}," already ranks the budget tier in depth, this roundup deliberately weights toward the £1,000-£3,000 range where the specification differences are larger and less well covered.",[37,1907],{},[40,1909,1911],{"id":1910},"frequently-asked-questions","Frequently Asked Questions",[195,1913,1915],{"id":1914},"what-is-a-class-2-mobility-scooter","What is a Class 2 mobility scooter?",[10,1917,1918,1919,1921],{},"A Class 2 mobility scooter is limited to ",[14,1920,77],{}," and designed for pavement use. It does not need DVLA registration, does not require a driving licence, and is not legally required to have lights, indicators or mirrors. Class 2 covers the large majority of scooters sold in the UK.",[195,1923,1925],{"id":1924},"do-you-need-to-register-a-class-2-mobility-scooter","Do you need to register a Class 2 mobility scooter?",[10,1927,1928,1929,1931],{},"No. Registration with the DVLA applies only to Class 3 scooters. There is no road tax, no MOT and no licence requirement for a Class 2. See our ",[162,1930,178],{"href":177}," for the full position.",[195,1933,1935],{"id":1934},"can-you-take-a-class-2-mobility-scooter-on-the-road","Can you take a Class 2 mobility scooter on the road?",[10,1937,1938,1939,1942,1943,1136],{},"Class 2 scooters are for pavements. You may cross a road, and you may travel along one ",[14,1940,1941],{},"where there is no pavement",", but you should return to the pavement as soon as there is one. If you need routine road use, you need a ",[162,1944,1945],{"href":164},"Class 3 scooter",[195,1947,1949],{"id":1948},"how-fast-does-a-class-2-mobility-scooter-go","How fast does a Class 2 mobility scooter go?",[10,1951,1952,1954],{},[14,1953,77],{},", roughly a brisk walking pace. A few models are advertised at 4.1-5.2 mph because the manufacturer quotes an unrestricted figure, but 4 mph is the legal limit for pavement use in the UK and UK-supplied scooters are limited accordingly.",[195,1956,1958],{"id":1957},"how-much-does-a-class-2-mobility-scooter-cost","How much does a Class 2 mobility scooter cost?",[10,1960,1961,1962,1965,1966,1969,1970,1973],{},"From about ",[14,1963,1964],{},"£530"," to ",[14,1967,1968],{},"£5,995",", with most buyers between ",[14,1971,1972],{},"£900 and £2,500",". Under £1,000 buys a functional take-apart scooter with modest range and no suspension. Between £1,500 and £2,500 you are paying for suspension, lithium batteries, longer range, and a lighter heaviest piece.",[195,1975,1977],{"id":1976},"is-a-class-2-or-class-3-scooter-better","Is a Class 2 or Class 3 scooter better?",[10,1979,1980],{},"Neither is better — they answer different questions. A Class 2 is lighter, cheaper, needs no registration, and is easier to transport and store. A Class 3 travels at 8 mph on roads, goes 20-45 miles, and carries more weight, but must be registered, needs lights and mirrors, and typically weighs 80-165 kg. If your journeys are local and pavement-based, Class 2 is the right answer.",[195,1982,1984],{"id":1983},"what-is-the-longest-range-class-2-mobility-scooter","What is the longest-range Class 2 mobility scooter?",[10,1986,1987,1988,1990,1991,1993,1994,1996,1997,1999],{},"The ",[14,1989,1650],{}," at 27 miles, followed by the ",[14,1992,1392],{}," at 26 miles and the ",[14,1995,1315],{}," at 25 miles. Quoted ranges assume flat ground, a light rider and a new battery, so plan on 70-80% of the figure. Our ",[162,1998,208],{"href":207}," compares the best across all classes.",[195,2001,2003],{"id":2002},"do-you-need-insurance-for-a-class-2-scooter","Do you need insurance for a Class 2 scooter?",[10,2005,2006,2007,1136],{},"Not legally, but it is worth having. Third-party cover protects you if you injure a pedestrian or damage property, and most policies bundle theft cover and breakdown recovery. Basic cover starts at around £50 per year — see our ",[162,2008,2009],{"href":1768},"insurance guide",[195,2011,2013],{"id":2012},"can-a-class-2-mobility-scooter-go-on-grass","Can a Class 2 mobility scooter go on grass?",[10,2015,2016,2017,1136],{},"Some can, most struggle. Ground clearance is the limiting factor: models at 4.5-6 cm will ground out on soft or uneven surfaces, while 10 cm (the TGA Zest Plus) copes far better. For genuinely rough terrain you want a purpose-built model — see our ",[162,2018,2020],{"href":2019},"/mobility-scooters/off-road","off-road guide",{"title":2022,"searchDepth":2023,"depth":2023,"links":2024},"",2,[2025,2026,2034,2044,2045,2052,2053,2059,2060,2061],{"id":42,"depth":2023,"text":43},{"id":189,"depth":2023,"text":190,"children":2027},[2028,2030,2031,2032,2033],{"id":197,"depth":2029,"text":198},3,{"id":212,"depth":2029,"text":213},{"id":244,"depth":2029,"text":245},{"id":251,"depth":2029,"text":252},{"id":263,"depth":2029,"text":264},{"id":277,"depth":2023,"text":278,"children":2035},[2036,2037,2038,2039,2040,2041,2042,2043],{"id":289,"depth":2029,"text":290},{"id":416,"depth":2029,"text":417},{"id":545,"depth":2029,"text":546},{"id":660,"depth":2029,"text":661},{"id":773,"depth":2029,"text":774},{"id":890,"depth":2029,"text":891},{"id":1017,"depth":2029,"text":1018},{"id":1141,"depth":2029,"text":1142},{"id":1252,"depth":2023,"text":1253},{"id":1494,"depth":2023,"text":1495,"children":2046},[2047,2048,2049,2050,2051],{"id":1498,"depth":2029,"text":1499},{"id":1521,"depth":2029,"text":1522},{"id":1557,"depth":2029,"text":1558},{"id":1584,"depth":2029,"text":1585},{"id":1604,"depth":2029,"text":1605},{"id":1639,"depth":2023,"text":1640},{"id":1685,"depth":2023,"text":1686,"children":2054},[2055,2056,2057,2058],{"id":1692,"depth":2029,"text":1693},{"id":1709,"depth":2029,"text":1710},{"id":1755,"depth":2029,"text":1756},{"id":1762,"depth":2029,"text":1763},{"id":1774,"depth":2023,"text":1775},{"id":1869,"depth":2023,"text":1870},{"id":1910,"depth":2023,"text":1911,"children":2062},[2063,2064,2065,2066,2067,2068,2069,2070,2071],{"id":1914,"depth":2029,"text":1915},{"id":1924,"depth":2029,"text":1925},{"id":1934,"depth":2029,"text":1935},{"id":1948,"depth":2029,"text":1949},{"id":1957,"depth":2029,"text":1958},{"id":1976,"depth":2029,"text":1977},{"id":1983,"depth":2029,"text":1984},{"id":2002,"depth":2029,"text":2003},{"id":2012,"depth":2029,"text":2013},"2026-08-07T00:00:00.000Z","We compare the best Class 2 mobility scooters in the UK for 2026. Pavement-legal 4 mph models from £900 to £2,995, with no DVLA registration and no licence needed. Find the right scooter for pavements, shops and short trips.","md",{"script":2076},[2077],{"type":2078,"key":2079,"data-nuxt-schema-org":2080,"nodes":2081},"application/ld+json","schema-org-graph",true,[2082],{"mainEntity":2083,"@type":2105},[2084,2089,2092,2095,2098,2101],{"@type":2085,"name":1915,"acceptedAnswer":2086},"Question",{"@type":2087,"text":2088},"Answer","A Class 2 mobility scooter is limited to 4 mph and is designed for pavement use only. It does not need to be registered with the DVLA, does not require a driving licence, and is not legally required to have lights, indicators or mirrors. Class 2 scooters make up the large majority of the UK market.",{"@type":2085,"name":1925,"acceptedAnswer":2090},{"@type":2087,"text":2091},"No. Class 2 mobility scooters do not need to be registered with the DVLA. Registration applies only to Class 3 scooters, which are road-legal at 8 mph. You also do not need a driving licence, road tax, or an MOT for a Class 2 scooter.",{"@type":2085,"name":1935,"acceptedAnswer":2093},{"@type":2087,"text":2094},"Class 2 scooters are intended for pavements and pedestrian areas. You may cross a road, and you may use the road briefly where there is no pavement, but you should not travel along a road as a matter of routine. If you need regular road use, you need a Class 3 scooter.",{"@type":2085,"name":1949,"acceptedAnswer":2096},{"@type":2087,"text":2097},"Class 2 mobility scooters are limited to 4 mph, which is roughly a brisk walking pace. A few models are advertised at 4.1 to 5.2 mph because the manufacturer quotes an unrestricted figure, but the legal limit for pavement use in the UK is 4 mph.",{"@type":2085,"name":1958,"acceptedAnswer":2099},{"@type":2087,"text":2100},"Class 2 scooters start at around £530 for a basic travel model and run to about £5,995 for a premium five-wheel scooter. Most people buy between £900 and £2,500. Under £1,000 you get a functional take-apart scooter; between £1,500 and £2,500 you are buying suspension, lithium batteries, and longer range.",{"@type":2085,"name":2102,"acceptedAnswer":2103},"Do you need insurance for a Class 2 mobility scooter?",{"@type":2087,"text":2104},"Insurance is not a legal requirement for a Class 2 mobility scooter, but it is worth having. Third-party cover protects you if you damage property or injure a pedestrian, and most policies also cover theft and breakdown recovery. Basic cover starts at around £50 per year.","FAQPage","/images/mobility-scooter-outside.png",{"author":2108},"Alistair Finch",null,"/mobility-scooters/best-class-2-mobility-scooter",[2112,2113,2114,2115,2116,2117,2118,2119],"careco-zoom-plus","drive-envoy-4","drive-astrolite","kymco-mini-comfort","rascal-vierra-life","tga-zest-plus","efoldi-compass","quingo-ultra-2",[2121],{"mainEntity":2122,"@type":2105},[2123,2125,2127,2129,2131,2133],{"@type":2085,"name":1915,"acceptedAnswer":2124},{"@type":2087,"text":2088},{"@type":2085,"name":1925,"acceptedAnswer":2126},{"@type":2087,"text":2091},{"@type":2085,"name":1935,"acceptedAnswer":2128},{"@type":2087,"text":2094},{"@type":2085,"name":1949,"acceptedAnswer":2130},{"@type":2087,"text":2097},{"@type":2085,"name":1958,"acceptedAnswer":2132},{"@type":2087,"text":2100},{"@type":2085,"name":2102,"acceptedAnswer":2134},{"@type":2087,"text":2104},{"title":5,"description":2073},"mobility-scooters/best-class-2-mobility-scooter",[2138,2139,2140],"guide","mobility-scooter","featured","SB2FynIowNCyNRZrbdS9tkmkZoBhfGmJ2xIJZ0S2t0E",[2143],{"title":2144,"path":2145,"stem":2146,"children":2147,"page":-1},"Mobility Scooters","/mobility-scooters","mobility-scooters",[2148,2151,2152,2158,2164,2170,2176,2182,2189,2196,2203,2208,2215,2221,2226,2232,2238,2244,2250,2257,2264,2270,2277,2284,2290,2297,2304,2311,2317,2322,2328,2334,2340,2346,2351,2356],{"title":2144,"path":2145,"stem":2149,"description":2150,"hero":2109,"date":2109},"mobility-scooters/index","Explore our complete library of articles covering every type of mobility scooter, from travel models to road-legal Class 3 vehicles.",{"title":5,"path":2110,"stem":2136,"description":2073,"hero":2106,"date":2072},{"title":2153,"path":1245,"stem":2154,"description":2155,"hero":2156,"date":2157},"Understanding Quingo Mobility Scooters: The 5-Wheel Range Explained (2026)","mobility-scooters/quingo-mobility-scooters-guide","A complete guide to Quingo's 5-wheel mobility scooters in 2026, from the £2,995 Ultra 2 to the 55-mile Toura 2. How Quintell anti-tip technology works, who it suits, and how Quingo compares to Pride and Kymco.","/images/scooters/quingo/toura-2.jpg","2026-07-31T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2159,"path":172,"stem":2160,"description":2161,"hero":2162,"date":2163},"Where Can You Legally Drive a Mobility Scooter? Pavement & Road Rules (2026)","mobility-scooters/where-can-you-drive-a-mobility-scooter","A clear UK guide to where you can and can't drive a mobility scooter in 2026 - pavements, roads, dual carriageways, cycle lanes, and pedestrian areas - with the pavement and road rules for Class 2 and Class 3 scooters.","/images/mobility-scooter-street.png","2026-07-22T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2165,"path":538,"stem":2166,"description":2167,"hero":2168,"date":2169},"Drive Envoy 4 vs Envoy 8 (2026): Class 2 or Class 3?","mobility-scooters/drive-envoy-4-vs-envoy-8","Drive Envoy 4 (£1,285, 4mph pavement) vs Envoy 8 (£1,804, 8mph road-legal): the same scooter platform in Class 2 and Class 3 form. UK buyer's guide to speed, range, price and the law.","/images/scooters/drive-devilbiss/envoy-8.png","2026-07-18T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2171,"path":207,"stem":2172,"description":2173,"hero":2174,"date":2175},"Longest Range Mobility Scooters in the UK (2026)","mobility-scooters/longest-range-mobility-scooters","We rank the longest range mobility scooters available in the UK in 2026 - from the 55-mile Quingo Toura 2 to lightweight lithium models that go 27 miles on a charge. Compare range, price, and who each scooter suits.","/images/class-3-scooter-road.png","2026-07-11T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2177,"path":1129,"stem":2178,"description":2179,"hero":2180,"date":2181},"Kymco K-Lite FE vs eFoldi Compass (2026): Auto-Fold or Ultralight?","mobility-scooters/kymco-k-lite-fe-vs-efoldi-compass","Kymco K-Lite FE (£3,059) vs eFoldi Compass (£2,499): powered auto-folding versus a 13kg ultralight bi-fold. UK buyer's guide to lift weight, folding, range and which premium travel scooter suits you.","/images/scooters/kymco/k-lite-fe.jpg","2026-07-05T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2183,"path":2184,"stem":2185,"description":2186,"hero":2187,"date":2188},"Pride Go-Go Elite vs CareCo Vive 4 (2026): Which Budget Travel Scooter?","/mobility-scooters/pride-go-go-elite-vs-careco-vive-4","mobility-scooters/pride-go-go-elite-vs-careco-vive-4","Pride Go-Go Elite Traveller (£899) vs CareCo Vive 4 (£1,000): two budget Class 2 travel scooters compared. UK buyer's guide to lift weight, turning circle, seat and which suits you.","/images/scooters/pride/go-go-elite-traveller.jpg","2026-06-28T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2190,"path":2191,"stem":2192,"description":2193,"hero":2194,"date":2195},"Drive InstaFold vs AutoFold (2026): Which Auto-Folding Scooter?","/mobility-scooters/drive-instafold-vs-autofold","mobility-scooters/drive-instafold-vs-autofold","Drive InstaFold (£745) vs AutoFold (£1,440): two remote-folding mobility scooters, almost double the price. UK buyer's guide to what 'automatic folding' really means, weight, range and who each suits.","/images/scooters/drive-devilbiss/instafold.png","2026-06-16T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2197,"path":2198,"stem":2199,"description":2200,"hero":2201,"date":2202},"TGA Breeze S3 vs S4 vs X (2026): Which Should You Buy?","/mobility-scooters/tga-breeze-s3-vs-s4-vs-x","mobility-scooters/tga-breeze-s3-vs-s4-vs-x","TGA Breeze S3 (£5,195, 3-wheel) vs S4 (£5,195, 4-wheel) vs X (£5,595, all-terrain): same price, same 8mph motor, one decision. UK buyer's guide to wheels, stability and terrain.","/images/scooters/tga-mobility/breeze-s3.jpg","2026-06-13T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2204,"path":1579,"stem":2205,"description":2206,"hero":2162,"date":2207},"Can You Take a Mobility Scooter on Public Transport?","mobility-scooters/taking-mobility-scooter-on-public-transport","A complete UK guide to taking your mobility scooter on buses, trains, trams, and ferries — covering size limits, permits, operator policies, and which scooters qualify.","2026-04-18T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2209,"path":2210,"stem":2211,"description":2212,"hero":2213,"date":2214},"Buying a Used Mobility Scooter: The Complete UK Guide","/mobility-scooters/buying-a-used-mobility-scooter","mobility-scooters/buying-a-used-mobility-scooter","How to buy a second-hand mobility scooter in the UK without getting caught out. Covers what to check, where to buy, fair prices, and when used isn't worth the risk.","/images/scooter.png","2026-04-17T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2216,"path":258,"stem":2217,"description":2218,"hero":2219,"date":2220},"Best Heavy-Duty Mobility Scooters in 2026","mobility-scooters/best-heavy-duty-mobility-scooter","We compare the best heavy-duty mobility scooters in the UK for 2026. From the 227 kg capacity Pride Maxima to the 45-mile range Kymco Maxer ER, find the right scooter for larger riders.","/images/heavy-duty-scooter.png","2026-04-11T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2222,"path":164,"stem":2223,"description":2224,"hero":2174,"date":2225},"Best Class 3 Mobility Scooters in 2026","mobility-scooters/best-class-3-mobility-scooter","We compare the best Class 3 mobility scooters in the UK for 2026. From budget road-legal models at £1,299 to premium long-range scooters with 45-mile range, find the right 8 mph scooter for road and pavement use.","2026-04-06T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2227,"path":1552,"stem":2228,"description":2229,"hero":2230,"date":2231},"Best Lightweight Mobility Scooters for Travel in 2026","mobility-scooters/best-lightweight-mobility-scooter-for-travel","We compare the best lightweight travel mobility scooters in the UK for 2026. From ultra-light 13 kg folders to lithium-ion dismantling models with 26-mile range, find the right scooter for flights, cruises, trains, and car trips.","/images/holiday-promenade.png","2026-04-04T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2233,"path":284,"stem":2234,"description":2235,"hero":2236,"date":2237},"Best Mobility Scooters Under £1,000 in 2026","mobility-scooters/best-mobility-scooter-under-1000","We review the best mobility scooters under £1,000 available in the UK - from lightweight travel models at £530 to full-suspension scooters just under the budget. Find the right scooter without overspending.","/images/best-mobility-scooter-under-1000.png","2026-04-02T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2239,"path":2240,"stem":2241,"description":2242,"hero":2106,"date":2243},"Best Mobility Scooters for Arthritis in 2026","/mobility-scooters/best-mobility-scooter-for-arthritis","mobility-scooters/best-mobility-scooter-for-arthritis","We compare the best mobility scooters for arthritis sufferers in the UK — from delta tiller models for arthritic hands to full-suspension scooters that protect your joints. Find the right fit for your needs and budget.","2026-03-31T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2245,"path":239,"stem":2246,"description":2247,"hero":2248,"date":2249},"Best Mobility Scooters for Car Boots in 2026","mobility-scooters/best-car-boot-mobility-scooter","We compare the best car boot mobility scooters in the UK — from ultra-light folders under 14 kg to budget dismantling models from £700. Find the right fit for your boot and your budget.","/images/foldable-scooter.png","2026-03-29T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2251,"path":2252,"stem":2253,"description":2254,"hero":2255,"date":2256},"Pride Mobility Scooters: Full UK Range, Prices & Buying Guide","/mobility-scooters/pride-mobility-scooters-guide","mobility-scooters/pride-mobility-scooters-guide","Complete guide to Pride mobility scooters in the UK — from the budget-friendly Go-Go range to the off-road Baja Wrangler. Compare every model with prices, specs, and honest buying advice.","/images/pride.png","2026-03-25T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2258,"path":2259,"stem":2260,"description":2261,"hero":2262,"date":2263},"7 Benefits of a Mobility Scooter No One Talks About","/mobility-scooters/benefits","mobility-scooters/benefits","The real-life benefits of owning a mobility scooter go far beyond getting from A to B. From mental health to family relationships, here's what actually changes when you get your independence back.","/images/mobility-scooter-benefits.png","2026-03-16T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2265,"path":270,"stem":2266,"description":2267,"hero":2268,"date":2269},"Mobility Scooter Battery Guide: Types, Range & Charging Tips","mobility-scooters/battery-guide","Everything you need to know about mobility scooter batteries in the UK. Compare lead-acid vs lithium-ion, understand real-world range, learn charging best practices, and know when it's time to replace your battery.","/images/scooter-charging.png","2026-03-15T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2271,"path":2272,"stem":2273,"description":2274,"hero":2275,"date":2276},"Kymco Mobility Scooters Guide","/mobility-scooters/kymco-mobility-scooters-guide","mobility-scooters/kymco-mobility-scooters-guide","A complete guide to Kymco mobility scooters in the UK — covering every model from the lightweight K-Lite folding scooter to the heavy-duty Maxer, with prices, specifications, and buying advice.","/images/kymco.png","2026-03-07T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2278,"path":2279,"stem":2280,"description":2281,"hero":2282,"date":2283},"Best Accessories for Your Mobility Scooter","/mobility-scooters/best-accessories","mobility-scooters/best-accessories","Discover the best mobility scooter accessories to improve comfort, safety, and convenience. From weatherproof covers to storage solutions, find everything you need.","/images/accessories.png","2026-03-01T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2285,"path":2286,"stem":2287,"description":2288,"hero":2230,"date":2289},"Taking Your Mobility Scooter on Holiday","/mobility-scooters/taking-your-scooter-on-holiday","mobility-scooters/taking-your-scooter-on-holiday","A practical UK guide to taking your mobility scooter on holiday — covering flights, ferries, cruises, car travel, insurance, and booking accessible accommodation.","2026-02-12T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2291,"path":2292,"stem":2293,"description":2294,"hero":2295,"date":2296},"CareCo Mobility Scooters 2026: Full Range from £599.99","/mobility-scooters/careco-mobility-scooters-guide","mobility-scooters/careco-mobility-scooters-guide","CareCo mobility scooters from £599.99 VAT-free. Every Care Co mobility scooter compared for 2026, plus how the range stacks up against Pride and Kymco.","/images/careco.svg","2025-10-20T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2298,"path":2299,"stem":2300,"description":2301,"hero":2302,"date":2303},"Financial Support for Mobility Equipment in the UK","/mobility-scooters/funding","mobility-scooters/funding","Find out what financial help is available for mobility aids in the UK — from NHS support to grants, charities, and VAT exemptions.","/images/finances.png","2025-10-16T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2305,"path":2306,"stem":2307,"description":2308,"hero":2309,"date":2310},"Explore the Outdoors with a Tramper","/mobility-scooters/trampers","mobility-scooters/trampers","Discover how trampers make the countryside more accessible — and where you can hire one to enjoy nature trails, parks, and coastal paths across the UK.","/images/trampers.png","2025-10-14T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2312,"path":177,"stem":2313,"description":2314,"hero":2315,"date":2316},"Do You Need a Licence for a Mobility Scooter?","mobility-scooters/do-you-need-a-license","Discover whether you need a licence, tax, or test to drive a mobility scooter in the UK—and learn the simple rules to stay safe and independent","/images/scooter-license.jpeg","2025-10-11T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2318,"path":1768,"stem":2319,"description":2320,"hero":2213,"date":2321},"Find the Best Mobility Scooter Insurance","mobility-scooters/insurance","Your simple guide to mobility scooter insurance in the UK — what’s covered, why it matters, and how to find the cheapest policies.","2025-10-10T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2323,"path":2019,"stem":2324,"description":2325,"hero":2326,"date":2327},"Key Features of an Off-Road Mobility Scooter","mobility-scooters/off-road","From tyres to suspension, here’s what defines a true off-road scooter for people who love the outdoors.","/images/offroad.jpg","2025-10-08T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2329,"path":1134,"stem":2330,"description":2331,"hero":2332,"date":2333},"eFoldi Compass vs Pride Go-Go (2026): Price, Weight & Range","mobility-scooters/efoldi-compass-vs-pride-gogo","eFoldi Compass (from £2,499, 11 kg) vs Pride Go-Go Compact (from £2,395, 19 kg): which folding mobility scooter is best in 2026? UK buyer's guide.","/images/efoldi-compass-vs-pride-gogo-compact.png","2025-10-06T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2335,"path":2336,"stem":2337,"description":2338,"hero":2162,"date":2339},"The Future of Mobility: Smart Scooters","/mobility-scooters/smart-scooters","mobility-scooters/smart-scooters","Unlock independence with a smart mobility scooter. Discover how collision avoidance, GPS tracking, and magnetic charging improve safety and convenience","2025-10-04T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2341,"path":2342,"stem":2343,"description":2344,"hero":2106,"date":2345},"Mobility Scooter Maintenance Checklist","/mobility-scooters/maintenance-checklist","mobility-scooters/maintenance-checklist","Keep your scooter running smoothly with our essential annual maintenance checklist. Focus on brakes, tyres, tiller alignment, and self-service checks","2025-09-12T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2347,"path":1632,"stem":2348,"description":2349,"hero":2162,"date":2350},"Choosing a Mobility Scooter: 3 vs 4 Wheels","mobility-scooters/3-wheel-vs-4-wheel","Discover the key differences between 3-wheel and 4-wheel mobility scooters. This simple UK guide explains which scooter is best for stability, comfort, manoeuvrability, and transport in your car boot.","2025-09-08T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2352,"path":1863,"stem":2353,"description":2354,"hero":2162,"date":2355},"What a Mobility Scooter Really Costs to Own (2026)","mobility-scooters/cost-guide","The full cost of a mobility scooter in 2026 beyond the sticker price: running costs (charging, batteries, servicing, insurance), VAT relief, funding routes and second-hand options. For average prices by model and brand, see our price data report.","2025-09-01T00:00:00.000Z",{"title":2357,"path":234,"stem":2358,"description":2359,"hero":2162,"date":2360},"Foldable Mobility Scooter Buyer's Guide","mobility-scooters/foldable-scooter-buying-guide","The ultimate guide to UK foldable mobility scooters—lightweight models designed to dismantle or fold for easy car boot transport. Find the perfect portable fit.","2025-08-23T00:00:00.000Z",[],[2363,2411,2442,2474,2510,2540,2571,2596],{"id":2364,"brand_id":2365,"name":2366,"slug":2114,"model_number":2109,"class":2023,"category":2367,"description":2368,"max_speed_mph":2365,"range_miles":2369,"weight_capacity_kg":2370,"turning_radius_cm":2109,"ground_clearance_cm":2109,"length_cm":2371,"width_cm":2372,"seat_height_min_cm":2109,"seat_height_max_cm":2109,"weight_kg":2373,"weight_with_batteries_kg":2374,"heaviest_piece_kg":2375,"wheel_count":2365,"front_tyre_size_cm":2376,"rear_tyre_size_cm":2376,"tyre_type":2377,"battery_type":2378,"battery_voltage":2379,"battery_capacity_ah":2380,"charger_type":2381,"seat_type":2382,"suspension":2383,"foldable":2384,"has_lights":2385,"has_indicators":2384,"has_mirrors":2384,"has_horn":2385,"has_basket":2385,"transport_compatibility":2386,"price_gbp":2391,"warranty_years":2023,"pros":2392,"cons":2397,"discontinued":2384,"created_at":2402,"updated_at":2402,"brand_name":2403,"brand_slug":2404,"colors":2405,"image":2408},53,4,"AstroLite","travel","The lightest splittable scooter Drive has ever produced with the heaviest individual part weighing under 10kg, featuring all-round suspension and lithium batteries.",11.4,120,109,49.5,21,27.6,9.9,20,"solid","lithium-ion",24,17.2,"off-board","standard","full",0,1,[2387,2388,2389,2390],"train","plane","taxi","ferry",1396,[2393,2394,2395,2396],"Lightest splittable scooter — heaviest part just 9.9kg","All-round suspension","Lithium-ion battery for lighter weight","Two battery size options for range flexibility",[2398,2399,2400,2401],"Lower 120kg weight capacity","Premium price","Smaller battery option limits range to 6.8 miles","No indicators or mirrors","2026-04-13 03:38:47","Drive DeVilbiss","drive-devilbiss",[2406,2407],"Blue","Red",{"path":2409,"alt":2410},"/images/scooters/drive-devilbiss/astrolite.png","Drive DeVilbiss AstroLite ultra-lightweight lithium mobility scooter",{"id":2412,"brand_id":2413,"name":2414,"slug":2118,"model_number":2109,"class":2023,"category":230,"description":2415,"max_speed_mph":2365,"range_miles":2416,"weight_capacity_kg":2370,"turning_radius_cm":2109,"ground_clearance_cm":2109,"length_cm":2109,"width_cm":2109,"seat_height_min_cm":2109,"seat_height_max_cm":2109,"weight_kg":2417,"weight_with_batteries_kg":2418,"heaviest_piece_kg":2418,"wheel_count":2365,"front_tyre_size_cm":2109,"rear_tyre_size_cm":2109,"tyre_type":2377,"battery_type":2378,"battery_voltage":2109,"battery_capacity_ah":2109,"charger_type":2381,"seat_type":2419,"suspension":2420,"foldable":2385,"has_lights":2384,"has_indicators":2384,"has_mirrors":2384,"has_horn":2384,"has_basket":2384,"transport_compatibility":2421,"price_gbp":2423,"warranty_years":2023,"pros":2424,"cons":2430,"discontinued":2384,"created_at":2402,"updated_at":2402,"brand_name":2435,"brand_slug":2436,"colors":2437,"image":2439},96,8,"Compass","Ultra-lightweight 4-wheel folding scooter built from magnesium alloy, weighing just 13 kg with battery. Bi-folding design folds in seconds to fit in a car boot.",10,11,13,"adjustable","none",[2422,2387,2388,2389,2390],"bus",2499,[2425,2426,2427,2428,2429],"Incredibly light at just 13 kg with battery","Bi-folds in seconds","Magnesium alloy frame","Airsafe battery approved for air travel","7-year battery warranty",[2431,2432,2433,2434],"No lights or indicators","No basket included","Dimensions not published","120 kg weight limit","eFOLDi","efoldi",[2438],"Black",{"path":2440,"alt":2441},"/images/scooters/efoldi/compass.jpg","eFOLDi Compass ultra-lightweight 4-wheel folding mobility scooter",{"id":2443,"brand_id":2365,"name":2444,"slug":2113,"model_number":2109,"class":2023,"category":2445,"description":2446,"max_speed_mph":2365,"range_miles":2447,"weight_capacity_kg":2448,"turning_radius_cm":2449,"ground_clearance_cm":2450,"length_cm":2451,"width_cm":2452,"seat_height_min_cm":2109,"seat_height_max_cm":2109,"weight_kg":2453,"weight_with_batteries_kg":2109,"heaviest_piece_kg":2109,"wheel_count":2365,"front_tyre_size_cm":2454,"rear_tyre_size_cm":2454,"tyre_type":2455,"battery_type":2456,"battery_voltage":2379,"battery_capacity_ah":2457,"charger_type":2381,"seat_type":2458,"suspension":2383,"foldable":2384,"has_lights":2385,"has_indicators":2385,"has_mirrors":2385,"has_horn":2385,"has_basket":2385,"transport_compatibility":2459,"price_gbp":2460,"warranty_years":2023,"pros":2461,"cons":2465,"discontinued":2384,"created_at":2402,"updated_at":2402,"brand_name":2403,"brand_slug":2404,"colors":2469,"image":2471},57,"Envoy 4","pavement","Mid-size pavement scooter with all-round suspension, pneumatic tyres, and an impressive 25-mile range on standard batteries.",25,159,135,6,121,60,94,28,"pneumatic","sealed-lead-acid",34,"captain",[2389,2390],1285,[2462,2394,2463,2464],"Excellent 25-mile range on standard batteries","Delta handlebars as standard","Adjustable tiller, armrests, and seat",[2466,2467,2468],"Heavy at 94kg","Pneumatic tyres require maintenance","Does not disassemble",[2406,2407,2470],"Silver",{"path":2472,"alt":2473},"/images/scooters/drive-devilbiss/envoy-4.jpg","Drive DeVilbiss Envoy 4 pavement mobility scooter in blue",{"id":2373,"brand_id":2023,"name":2475,"slug":2115,"model_number":2476,"class":2023,"category":2367,"description":2477,"max_speed_mph":2365,"range_miles":2478,"weight_capacity_kg":2479,"turning_radius_cm":2480,"ground_clearance_cm":2109,"length_cm":2481,"width_cm":2482,"seat_height_min_cm":2457,"seat_height_max_cm":2483,"weight_kg":2109,"weight_with_batteries_kg":2484,"heaviest_piece_kg":2485,"wheel_count":2365,"front_tyre_size_cm":2486,"rear_tyre_size_cm":2486,"tyre_type":2377,"battery_type":2456,"battery_voltage":2379,"battery_capacity_ah":2487,"charger_type":2381,"seat_type":2382,"suspension":2383,"foldable":2384,"has_lights":2385,"has_indicators":2384,"has_mirrors":2384,"has_horn":2385,"has_basket":2385,"transport_compatibility":2488,"price_gbp":2489,"warranty_years":2023,"pros":2490,"cons":2495,"discontinued":2384,"created_at":2402,"updated_at":2402,"brand_name":2500,"brand_slug":2501,"colors":2502,"image":2507},"Mini Comfort","EQ20CG","Mid-size travel scooter with all-round suspension, LED lights, and solid tyres. Disassembles easily for car boot transport.",16,127,122,108.3,52,43,54,19.5,23,22,[2387,2389,2390],1757,[2491,2492,2493,2494],"Good 16-mile range for a travel scooter","All-round suspension for comfort","Front and rear LED lights","Available in five colours",[2496,2497,2498,2499],"Heaviest piece is 19.5kg","Not road-legal","Heavier than folding alternatives","Low seat height may not suit taller users","Kymco Healthcare","kymco-healthcare",[2406,2503,2504,2505,2506],"Glossy Black","Glossy Bronze","Metallic Mink","Orange",{"path":2508,"alt":2509},"/images/scooters/kymco/mini-comfort.jpg","Kymco Mini Comfort travel scooter in glossy bronze",{"id":2511,"brand_id":2512,"name":2513,"slug":2119,"model_number":2109,"class":2023,"category":2367,"description":2514,"max_speed_mph":2365,"range_miles":2515,"weight_capacity_kg":2516,"turning_radius_cm":2109,"ground_clearance_cm":2109,"length_cm":2517,"width_cm":2518,"seat_height_min_cm":2109,"seat_height_max_cm":2109,"weight_kg":2109,"weight_with_batteries_kg":2109,"heaviest_piece_kg":2519,"wheel_count":2520,"front_tyre_size_cm":2109,"rear_tyre_size_cm":2109,"tyre_type":2377,"battery_type":2456,"battery_voltage":2379,"battery_capacity_ah":2521,"charger_type":2381,"seat_type":2419,"suspension":2522,"foldable":2384,"has_lights":2385,"has_indicators":2384,"has_mirrors":2384,"has_horn":2384,"has_basket":2385,"transport_compatibility":2523,"price_gbp":2524,"warranty_years":2385,"pros":2525,"cons":2530,"discontinued":2384,"created_at":2402,"updated_at":2402,"brand_name":2534,"brand_slug":2535,"colors":2536,"image":2537},132,14,"Ultra 2","Portable 5-wheel take-apart scooter with patented Quintell stability technology and a heaviest component of just 17 kg.",18,133,105,58,17,5,15,"front",[2387,2389,2390],2995,[2526,2527,2528,2529],"Unique 5-wheel design for superior stability","Lightest component only 17 kg for easy transport","Patented Quintell anti-tip technology","Up to 18-mile range",[2531,2401,2532,2533],"Lower weight capacity of 133 kg (21 stone)","No published weight specs","Limited availability compared to mainstream brands","Quingo","quingo",[],{"path":2538,"alt":2539},"/images/scooters/quingo/ultra-2.jpg","Quingo Ultra 2 portable 5-wheel mobility scooter",{"id":2541,"brand_id":2520,"name":2542,"slug":2116,"model_number":2109,"class":2023,"category":2367,"description":2543,"max_speed_mph":2365,"range_miles":2544,"weight_capacity_kg":2545,"turning_radius_cm":2546,"ground_clearance_cm":2547,"length_cm":2481,"width_cm":2548,"seat_height_min_cm":2109,"seat_height_max_cm":2109,"weight_kg":2549,"weight_with_batteries_kg":2550,"heaviest_piece_kg":2551,"wheel_count":2365,"front_tyre_size_cm":2376,"rear_tyre_size_cm":2376,"tyre_type":2377,"battery_type":2378,"battery_voltage":2379,"battery_capacity_ah":2447,"charger_type":2381,"seat_type":2419,"suspension":2383,"foldable":2384,"has_lights":2385,"has_indicators":2384,"has_mirrors":2384,"has_horn":2384,"has_basket":2385,"transport_compatibility":2552,"price_gbp":2553,"warranty_years":2385,"pros":2554,"cons":2559,"discontinued":2384,"created_at":2402,"updated_at":2402,"brand_name":2562,"brand_slug":2563,"colors":2564,"image":2568},79,"Vierra LiFe","Lightweight portable scooter with LiFePO4 battery, tight turning circle, and easy disassembly for car transport.",26,136,115,4.5,47,29,33.8,10.8,[2387,2388,2389,2390],1895,[2555,2556,2557,2558],"Tight 115 cm turning radius","Lightest piece only 10.8 kg","Lifetime battery guarantee","Available in 5 colours",[2560,2401,2561],"Low ground clearance at 4.5 cm","Class 2 only","Rascal Mobility","rascal-mobility",[2406,2565,2506,2566,2567],"Green","Pink","Yellow",{"path":2569,"alt":2570},"/images/scooters/rascal/vierra-life.jpg","Rascal Vierra LiFe portable lithium mobility scooter in blue",{"id":2572,"brand_id":2029,"name":2573,"slug":2117,"model_number":2109,"class":2023,"category":2367,"description":2574,"max_speed_mph":2365,"range_miles":2376,"weight_capacity_kg":2575,"turning_radius_cm":2109,"ground_clearance_cm":2416,"length_cm":2576,"width_cm":2443,"seat_height_min_cm":2109,"seat_height_max_cm":2109,"weight_kg":2577,"weight_with_batteries_kg":2109,"heaviest_piece_kg":2109,"wheel_count":2365,"front_tyre_size_cm":2578,"rear_tyre_size_cm":2578,"tyre_type":2455,"battery_type":2456,"battery_voltage":2379,"battery_capacity_ah":2579,"charger_type":2381,"seat_type":2382,"suspension":2383,"foldable":2384,"has_lights":2385,"has_indicators":2384,"has_mirrors":2384,"has_horn":2385,"has_basket":2385,"transport_compatibility":2580,"price_gbp":2581,"warranty_years":2029,"pros":2582,"cons":2586,"discontinued":2384,"created_at":2402,"updated_at":2402,"brand_name":2590,"brand_slug":2591,"colors":2592,"image":2593},36,"Zest Plus","Larger 4-wheel version of the Zest with a 420W motor, 33Ah batteries for a 20-mile range, and increased 160kg weight capacity.",160,114,74,22.5,33,[2387,2389,2390],1995,[2583,2584,2394,2585],"20-mile range from 33Ah batteries","4-wheel stability","Higher 160kg weight capacity",[2587,2401,2588,2589],"Heavy at 74kg","Pneumatic tyres need maintenance","Larger footprint than standard Zest","TGA Mobility","tga-mobility",[],{"path":2594,"alt":2595},"/images/scooters/tga-mobility/zest-plus.jpg","TGA Zest Plus 4-wheel travel mobility scooter",{"id":2597,"brand_id":2598,"name":2599,"slug":2112,"model_number":2600,"class":2023,"category":2367,"description":2601,"max_speed_mph":2365,"range_miles":2512,"weight_capacity_kg":2602,"turning_radius_cm":2603,"ground_clearance_cm":2604,"length_cm":2605,"width_cm":2606,"seat_height_min_cm":2109,"seat_height_max_cm":2109,"weight_kg":2109,"weight_with_batteries_kg":2548,"heaviest_piece_kg":2515,"wheel_count":2365,"front_tyre_size_cm":2607,"rear_tyre_size_cm":2607,"tyre_type":2377,"battery_type":2456,"battery_voltage":2379,"battery_capacity_ah":2376,"charger_type":2381,"seat_type":2608,"suspension":2420,"foldable":2384,"has_lights":2384,"has_indicators":2384,"has_mirrors":2384,"has_horn":2384,"has_basket":2384,"transport_compatibility":2609,"price_gbp":2610,"warranty_years":2023,"pros":2611,"cons":2616,"discontinued":2384,"created_at":2402,"updated_at":2402,"brand_name":2621,"brand_slug":2622,"colors":2623,"image":2624},86,7,"Zoom Plus","MS01010015","Enhanced version of the Zoom with a large 20 Ah battery for extended range. Features puncture-proof tyres and delta tiller.",130,139.7,6.5,108,48,20.3,"rotating",[2387,2389,2390],900,[2612,2613,2614,2615],"Extended 14-mile range from 20 Ah battery","Puncture-proof solid tyres","Delta tiller for comfortable control","Dismantles into 5 sections",[2617,2618,2619,2620],"No suspension","No lights or basket included","Heaviest piece 18 kg","Wider turning radius of 140 cm","CareCo","careco",[2406,2407],{"path":2625,"alt":2626},"/images/scooters/careco/zoom-plus.jpg","CareCo Zoom Plus extended range travel mobility scooter",1786119236117]