Finding the right product for you
When choosing a powered wheelchair or scooter, it’s important to think about how and where you’ll use it. This could be how far you usually travel, where you’ll store and charge it, and whether you need to transport it in a vehicle.
You can use our Find a vehicle tool to explore what's available.
If you need more support, our customer service team is here to help. Your dealer can also talk you through the different products and help you understand which could best suit your needs.
Making sure it works for you
Choosing a product that works for you is personal, so it's important to make sure it feels right for you and your everyday needs.
Before you order, your dealer can bring some products to your home for you to try. They’ll show you how it works, answer any questions, and help check the product is right for you. It also gives you the chance to see how the product works in your own surroundings.
This helps you make sure the product you choose will work for you now and throughout your lease.
Scooters on the Motability Scheme
Transportable scooters
These scooters are lightweight and can usually be taken apart. You can fit them into a car boot, which makes them a good choice for day trips or holidays.
Some options this quarter include:
- From £23.99: Monarch Mobility Genie Auto
- From £29.62: Freerider Luggie Elite Deluxe
- From £33.84: Freerider Luggie Super 3W
Road-legal scooters
These scooters are designed for both the road and the pavement. They’re ideal for longer journeys and can feel more comfortable on uneven surfaces.
- From £21.87: Pride Mobility Colt Deluxe 2.0
- From £34.81: KYMCO Agility
- From £35.28: Excel Mobility Galaxy Compact II EVO
Folding scooters
Folding scooters are a good option if you have limited storage space. Some fold by hand, while others fold at the touch of a button.
- From £24.46: Monarch Mobility Supa Carbon Lite
- From £24.51: Freerider Luggie Stand
- From £31.37: Motion Healthcare Parvus
Pavement scooters
Pavement scooters might be a good option if you’re looking for a stronger option to help you get around your local area.
- From £25.75: KYMCO Komfy 4
- From £23.53: Motion Healthcare Airium ST
- From £29.47: Electric Mobility Vista Liteway
Powered Wheelchairs on the Motability Scheme
Transportable powered wheelchairs
These powered wheelchairs can be taken apart or folded, so you can take them with you in the car.
- From £23.82: Drive Medical AeroCarbon Powerchair
- From £25.65: Sunrise Medical Quickie Q50 R Standard
- From £35.78: Freerider Luggie Chair
Standard powered wheelchairs
These are everyday powered wheelchairs. They offer more support and features than smaller models, making them suitable for regular use.
- From £27.29: Sunrise Medical Quickie Q100 Standard Seating
- From £29.92: Pride Mobility Pride Jazzy 600ES
- From £41.63: Sunrise Medical Quickie Q200 R, Comfort Seating, Powered Tilt, 10kph
Configurable powered wheelchairs
These are everyday powered wheelchairs. They offer more support and features than smaller models, making them suitable for regular use.
- From £54.37: Permobil M4 Nexa
- From £67.03: Sunrise Medical Quickie Q300 M Mini
- From £71.92: Electric Mobility Rascal Alltrack N21
Ready to explore your options?
You can see the full range of powered wheelchairs and scooters, and the latest prices, using our Find a Vehicle tool.
We recommend you speak to a dealer too. They can help you try different models and find what works best for you.
Prices and features of products shown are correct at the time of printing and may be subject to adjustments or withdrawal in the event of any changes taking place which affect the cost of provision of the lease agreement. Prices shown are valid for recipients of the HRMC of the DLA, and ERMC of PIP making an application between 01/10/2026 and 31/12/2026, but may be subject to change. Customers are advised to check any specifically required features with their dealer at the point of application. All vehicles shown are for illustrative purposes only.
Prices for powered wheelchairs or scooters which state ‘Total Mobility Allowance’ mean that all of your weekly higher rate mobility allowance, including any increases, is paid to Motability Operations Limited Motability Operations Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
