Mobility Scooters

Electric mobility scooters from EV Rider, ZiiROBOT, Mogo Mobility and Journey, for seniors and adults who want to get to the store, appointments and around the neighborhood on their own. Most of our models fold or break down for the car trunk, and every order ships free within the contiguous U.S.

How to choose a mobility scooter

• Lightest to lift: the ZiiLIF R3b weighs just 37.5 lbs without its battery, and the Journey So Lite is 44.5 lbs with its battery.
• No bending to fold: the Mogo FDB01 folds itself at the push of a button, and the EV Rider TranSport 4AF folds from a remote key fob.
• Smaller than a suitcase: the EV Rider Gypsy Q2 folds by hand in under 5 seconds to about the size of a carry-on bag.
• Tight indoor turns: the EV Rider MiniRider Lite has a 52" turning radius for store aisles and restaurants.
• A smoother ride outdoors: the EV Rider Nomad has front and rear spring suspension, and the EV Rider CityCruzer has a rear mono-shock for cracked sidewalks and dirt paths.
• Four-wheel stability: the Journey Adventure supports riders up to 300 lbs and travels up to 12.4 miles per charge, and the EV Rider Transport 4M folds by hand and weighs 50 lbs with its battery.

Mobility scooter FAQs

Can a mobility scooter fit in a car?

Folding models can. See our folding mobility scooters, all of which fold to fit a car trunk or closet.

Can I fly with a mobility scooter?

Many travel scooters use lithium batteries that airlines accept, but each airline sets its own battery limits. Check the battery details on the product page and our Learning Center travel guides before you book.

Should I choose a mobility scooter or an electric wheelchair?

A scooter suits riders who can sit upright, steer with handlebars and get on and off on their own. If you need more seating support, or a chair a caregiver can position, browse our electric wheelchairs.