eFOLDi Compass

Name: eFOLDi Compass
Brand: eFOLDi
Price: 2499 GBP
Availability: InStock

Class 2Folding

eFOLDi Compass ultra-lightweight 4-wheel folding mobility scooter

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.

4 mph

Max Speed

10 miles

Range

11 kg

Weight

£2,499

RRP

Performance

Max Speed	4 mph
Range	10 miles
Weight Capacity	120 kg

Dimensions & Weight

Weight (no batteries)	11 kg
Weight (with batteries)	13 kg
Heaviest Piece	13 kg

Wheels & Tyres

Wheels	4
Tyre Type	Solid

Battery & Power

Battery Type	Lithium ion
Charger	Off board

Features

Seat Type	Adjustable
Suspension	None
Foldable	Yes
Lights	No
Indicators	No
Mirrors	No
Horn	No
Basket	No

Transport Compatibility

Other

Warranty

2 years

Pros

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

Cons

No lights or indicators
No basket included
Dimensions not published
120 kg weight limit

Available Colours

Black

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the eFOLDi Compass road legal?

The eFOLDi Compass is a Class 2 mobility scooter, which means it is designed for pavement use only and has a maximum speed of 4 mph. It is not intended for road use.

How far can the eFOLDi Compass travel on a single charge?

The eFOLDi Compass has a maximum range of up to 10 miles on a single charge. Actual range may vary depending on terrain, rider weight, and speed settings.

Can the eFOLDi Compass be folded for transport?

Yes, the eFOLDi Compass features a foldable design, making it easier to store and transport in a car boot or when travelling.

What is the weight limit for the eFOLDi Compass?

The eFOLDi Compass has a maximum user weight capacity of 120 kg (265 lbs).

What is the top speed of the eFOLDi Compass?

The eFOLDi Compass has a top speed of 4 mph.

How much does the eFOLDi Compass weigh?

The eFOLDi Compass weighs 11 kg without batteries and 13 kg with batteries. When disassembled, the heaviest piece weighs 13 kg.

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