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Go Go Elite Traveller 2 4-Wheel
Travel and portable. A four-wheel travel scooter that separates into five pieces for car transport.
Mobility scooters
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 13 products
Scooters are sorted here by size. Travel and portable models such as the Pride Go Go Elite Traveller 2 and Golden Buzzaround EX come apart into a few pieces that one person can lift into a car boot. Folding scooters close in one piece, some at the press of a button. Mid-size scooters like the Invacare Orion Metro have bigger batteries, suspension and lights for regular outdoor use. Heavy-duty models carry more weight, sit higher off the ground and handle rougher paths, at the cost of size and a wider turning circle.
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Buzzaround EX 4-Wheel (GB148)
Travel and portable. A take-apart scooter that offers full-size range and capacity while still breaking down for transport.
From USD 849 (US retailer SpinLife)
Scout 4-Wheel (SCOUTLT4)
Travel and portable. A low-cost four-wheel compact scooter that disassembles without tools.
Price on request
Orion Metro
Mid-size. A four-wheel mid-size scooter with responsive steering and automatic slowing in bends.
GBP 1,429 VAT-relief / GBP 1,714.80 inc VAT (~USD 1,900-2,200, rough conversion; UK dealer Modern Mobility)
Sovereign 4
Mid-size. A medium-sized four-wheel pavement scooter with a swivel seat that dismantles into sections.
USD 5,999-6,949 (US retailer My Mobility Store)
Afiscooter S4
Heavy-duty. A powerful four-wheel outdoor scooter with independent suspension and single or two-person seat options.
MSRP 6,999 on Pride Mobility Canada site (currency presumably CAD; ~USD 5,000, rough conversion)
Pursuit XL
Heavy-duty. A full-suspension outdoor scooter with 13-inch pneumatic tyres and a reclining high-back seat.
From GBP 4,296 (~USD 5,600, rough conversion; manufacturer UK site)
S700
Heavy-duty. A Class 3 road scooter with independent suspension on all four wheels and a delta tiller.
RRP GBP 2,699 (~USD 3,500, rough conversion; manufacturer site)
eFOLDi Lite
Folding. An ultra-light three-wheel magnesium-frame scooter that folds in seconds.
USD 3,999 (manufacturer US site)
ATTO Sport
Folding. A three-wheel folding scooter that converts to a trolley and splits into two liftable sections.
GBP 3,114 inc VAT (~USD 4,000, rough conversion; UK dealer Wheel Freedom)
ATTO
Folding. A three-wheel travel scooter that folds to suitcase size and can be wheeled like a trolley.
How to choose
- Three wheels turn tighter and give more leg room, while four wheels feel steadier on kerbs and slopes.
- Ask for the weight of the heaviest single piece after dismantling, since that is what you will lift.
- Check local rules, because larger road-class scooters may be limited to roads or need registration in some countries.
- Make sure you can reach and hold the tiller comfortably for the length of your usual trip.
Common questions
Can I take a mobility scooter on a plane?
Often yes, but each airline sets its own conditions, especially for lithium batteries. Give the airline the scooter's dimensions, weight and battery type and rating well before you fly and get approval in writing.
Do I need a licence to drive a mobility scooter?
In many countries no licence is required for low-speed scooters used on pavements, but rules on speed, age, registration and insurance differ. Check the regulations where you live or plan to travel.