The Rascal Rio is a modern & stylish 4mph compact powerchair ideal for indoor and outdoor use.
£1,279.00
Offering total security with its additional safety brake and being easy to dismantle and transport in the boot of a car, the WeGo 250 sits uniquely on its own in todays market.
£1,359.00
The Rascal Rialto is our latest 4mph Mid-Wheel Drive Powerchair offering configurable options normally found on higher cost models
£1,999.00
The Rascal Rialto is our latest 4mph Mid-Wheel Drive Powerchair offering configurable options normally found on higher cost models.
£2,109.00
What is the difference between a powerchair and a mobility scooter?
A powerchair is an electric wheelchair designed for tight indoor spaces and precise manoeuvring using a joystick. Mobility scooters use a tiller-style handle and are typically better for longer outdoor journeys. Powerchairs such as the Excel Quest or Jazzy Carbon Ultra Max are ideal for users who need powered mobility inside the home as well as outdoors.
Which powerchair is best for indoor use?
Indoor users usually benefit from a compact powerchair with a tight turning radius. Lightweight models like the Jazzy Carbon Injection are easy to manoeuvre in kitchens, hallways and living spaces.
Which powerchair is best for outdoor terrain and uneven surfaces?
If you regularly travel on uneven pavements or mixed terrain, choose a more robust model. The Pride J600ES Power Chair offers enhanced stability, powerful motors and reliable traction designed for outdoor performance.
What is the best portable or folding powerchair for travel?
Travel-friendly powerchairs should be lightweight and quick to fold. The Excel Quest and Jazzy Carbon Ultra Max are excellent for transport because they fold compactly and fit into most car boots.
How far can a powerchair travel on a single charge?
Powerchair range varies by model, battery size and user weight, but most chairs offer between 10 and 20 miles per charge. Always check individual product specifications to ensure the range suits your lifestyle and daily journeys.
Are powerchairs allowed on public pavements and roads in the UK?
Yes. Most powerchairs are Class 2 mobility products, meaning they can be used on pavements at up to 4mph. More robust models may be Class 3, allowing road use at up to 8mph - but not all powerchairs are classified for roads, so check before purchasing.
