752 products from 322 brands in the catalog

Mobility Atlas
Scewo

Photo could not be loaded

Scewo GO six-wheel modular power wheelchair

Photo linked from www.scewo.com. Rights belong to the maker.

Scewo · Stair-climbing · PW-032

Scewo GO modular power wheelchair with optional stair climber

Last updated: 5 October 2026

The Scewo GO is a modular power wheelchair on six wheels that can be bought with or without a stair-climbing module. The module can be ordered with the chair or added later, so the decision does not have to be made on day one. The chair reaches 12 km/h, covers up to 49 km and has dynamic seat tilt.

Max user weight
136 kg
Top speed
up to 12 km/h
Range
max. 49 km
Obstacle height
75 mm

Scewo GO key features

  • Stair-climbing module optional, fitted at purchase or retrofitted
  • Six-wheel base that clears obstacles up to 75 mm
  • Dynamic seat tilt
  • Biomechanical backrest with automatic length compensation
  • Listed in the German Medical Aids Directory

Who the Scewo GO suits

For users who want a stable everyday power chair now and may need stair climbing later, or who want both from the start. It carries up to 136 kg, which is more than the two-wheel Scewo BRO.

Figures for comparing

Max user weight
136 kg (300 lb)
Range
49 km (30 miles)
Top speed
12 km/h (7.5 mph)

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

Scewo GO specifications

Scewo GO specifications
Max user weight136 kg
Top speedup to 12 km/h
Rangemax. 49 km
Obstacle height75 mm
Wheelssix
Stair climberoptional module
Guide price, base chairfrom EUR 18,500 (about USD 20,000)
Guide price, with stair climberfrom EUR 37,700 (about USD 41,000)
Maker countrySwitzerland
BrandScewo
CategoryPower wheelchairs, Stair-climbing
Catalog IDPW-032

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

Scewo GO: common questions

Can the stair climber be added to a Scewo GO later?

Yes. The chair is modular, and the stair-climbing module can be chosen at purchase or fitted afterwards.

What does the Scewo GO cost?

Guide prices start at EUR 18,500 without the stair climber and EUR 37,700 with it, about USD 20,000 and 41,000 at a rough conversion.

How far does the Scewo GO travel on a charge?

The maker gives a maximum range of 49 km and a top speed of up to 12 km/h.

How to get a quote for the Scewo GO

  1. Add it to your enquiry list

    Press Add to enquiry. You can add other products and parts to the same list.

  2. Tell us your country and needs

    Send the list with your country, sizes and any options you want. No payment details are asked.

  3. Get a personal reply

    You receive availability, a price and delivery options by email, and decide after that.

Similar to the Scewo GO

All Power wheelchairs
  • From EUR 35,150 / CHF 35,500 (~USD 38,000-40,000, rough conversion; manufacturer site)

    BRO

    Scewo

    Stair-climbing. A self-balancing two-wheel power chair with built-in rubber tracks that carry it up and down stairs.

    Switzerland · PW-031

  • USD 15,045 base model (manufacturer site)

    GTS5

    Caterwil

    Stair-climbing. A power chair that drives on wheels and switches to four tracks with gyroscopic levelling to climb stairs.

    Russia · PW-033

  • From GBP 7,250 (~USD 9,400, rough conversion; manufacturer UK site)

    Q500 R Sedeo Pro

    Quickie (Sunrise Medical)

    Rear-wheel drive. A rear-wheel-drive rehab power chair with configurable Sedeo Pro seating for mixed indoor and outdoor use.

    Germany/USA · PW-001

  • Price on request

    iCHAIR MC3 1.612

    MEYRA

    Rear-wheel drive. A compact indoor-outdoor power chair with four-wheel suspension and optional seat lift.

    Germany · PW-002

  • Price on request

    Q700 M

    Quickie (Sunrise Medical)

    Mid-wheel drive. A mid-wheel-drive power chair with all-wheel suspension and a choice of four seating systems.

    Germany/USA · PW-003

Goes with this product

Guides for this kind of product

  • Travel · 8 min read

    Flying with a power wheelchair

    Know your battery type, tell the airline early, strip off the fragile parts, and inspect the chair before you leave the arrival gate.

From EUR 18,500 without stair climber; from EUR 37,700 with it (~USD 20,000 / 41,000, rough conversion; manufacturer site)