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Scewo BRO self-balancing stair-climbing power wheelchair

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Scewo · Stair-climbing · PW-031

Scewo BRO stair-climbing power wheelchair

Last updated: 5 October 2026

The Scewo BRO is a stair-climbing power wheelchair that drives balanced on two large wheels and lowers built-in rubber tracks to go up and down stairs. On level ground it reaches up to 10 km/h and turns within a 115 cm diameter. A powered seat lift raises the seat from 44 cm to 89 cm, and a rear-view HD camera is integrated.

Max user weight
120 kg
Top speed
up to 10 km/h
Range
max. 35 km
Obstacle height
max. 50 mm

Scewo BRO key features

  • Stair climber built into the chair, no separate device
  • Self-balancing drive on two wheels, 115 cm turning diameter
  • Electric seat lift from 44 cm to 89 cm
  • Electrically adjustable backrest
  • Integrated HD rear-view camera
  • Joystick control panel with smartphone link

Who the Scewo BRO suits

Aimed at urban users who regularly meet steps where there is no lift or ramp, at home, at work or visiting friends. User weight is limited to 120 kg, and the maximum obstacle height when driving is given as 50 mm.

Figures for comparing

Max user weight
120 kg (265 lb)
Range
35 km (22 miles)
Top speed
10 km/h (6.2 mph)

The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.

Scewo BRO specifications

Scewo BRO specifications
Max user weight120 kg
Top speedup to 10 km/h
Rangemax. 35 km
Obstacle heightmax. 50 mm
Turning diameter115 cm
Seat lift44 cm to 89 cm, electric
ColoursUrban Gray, Polar White
Guide pricefrom EUR 35,150 / CHF 35,500 (about USD 38,000 to 40,000)
Maker countrySwitzerland
BrandScewo
CategoryPower wheelchairs, Stair-climbing
Catalog IDPW-031

Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.

Scewo BRO: common questions

How does the Scewo BRO climb stairs?

It carries rubber tracks inside the chassis. For stairs the tracks come down and carry the chair up or down; on the flat it drives on two self-balancing wheels.

What is the weight limit of the Scewo BRO?

The maximum user weight is 120 kg.

How much does the Scewo BRO cost?

The guide price starts at EUR 35,150 or CHF 35,500, roughly USD 38,000 to 40,000 at a rough conversion. Request a quote for the current figure.

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