Each quarter, we add new powered wheelchairs and scooters to the Motability Scheme. They’re a great way to get around if you’re looking for more independence and flexibility.
From lightweight folding models to road-legal scooters and configurable powered wheelchairs, there are options to suit different journeys and support needs.
Here are six products to explore. The right product for you will depend on how and where you plan to use it, so it’s always best to speak to your dealer and arrange a demonstration before you decide.
The Motability Scheme price list is updated every three months. The prices shown here are valid between 1 July and 30 September 2026.
Here are a handful of the new products you can choose from:
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What it is: lightweight folding powered wheelchair
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PIP weekly cost: £25.08
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Range: up to 7.5 miles
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Speed: 4mph
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Max user weight: 23 stone (146kg)
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Key feature: carbon fibre frame weighing 13kg (without battery)
The Ezi-Fold Carbon is designed for people who want a compact powered wheelchair that’s easy to lift, fold and store. Its carbon fibre frame helps keep the weight down, while the digital joystick, pathway light and 360-degree turning circle support day-to-day use in tighter spaces. It folds manually in seconds, making it a practical option for car boots, holidays and everyday journeys.
View the Monarch Mobility Ezi-Fold Carbon on the Motability Scheme.
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What it is: smart folding powered wheelchair
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PIP weekly cost: £37.67 for the 10Ah model, or £39.10 for the 20Ah model
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Range: up to 8.49 miles with the 10Ah battery, or up to 16.9 miles with the 20Ah battery
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Speed: 4mph
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Max user weight: 21.4 stone (136kg)
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Key feature: LiDAR sensors, rear-view camera and smart safety features
The Jazzy Assist combines the portability of a folding powerchair with technology designed to make everyday driving easier. Features including EZ-Pass turning assist, remote Bluetooth control, app connectivity and a rear-view camera help with manoeuvring in tighter spaces. It also folds in around five seconds and can be wheeled behind you like a suitcase when folded.
View the Pride Mobility Jazzy Assist on the Motability Scheme.
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What it is: ultra-lightweight folding scooter
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PIP weekly cost: £30.74
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Range: up to 9.3 miles
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Speed: 4mph
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Max user weight: 18 stone 9lbs (120kg)
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Key feature: carbon fibre frame weighing 13.7kg (without batteries)
The GoGo Carbon Ultralite Product is designed for people who want a lightweight scooter that’s easy to lift and transport. It folds into a compact shape for storage and travel, making it a good option if you regularly travel by car or have limited storage space at home. Contactless locking and puncture-proof tyres add extra convenience for everyday use.
View the GoGo Carbon Ultralite on the Motability Scheme.
GoGo Endurance AL+
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What it is: lightweight transportable scooter
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PIP weekly cost: from £30.22 to £31.92
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Range: 9 miles (14.48km) or 18 miles (29km), depending on model
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Speed: 4mph
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Max user weight: 23 stone 3lbs (147kg)
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Key feature: lightweight aluminium frame with front and rear CTS suspension
The GoGo Endurance AL+ is designed for people who want a transportable scooter that offers comfort as well as portability. It dismantles into lightweight sections for easier lifting into a car boot, while front and rear suspension helps provide a smoother ride. Available with either an 8Ah or 16Ah lithium battery, it’s a good option if you’re looking for a scooter for everyday journeys and longer days out.
View the GoGo Endurance AL+ Range on the Motability Scheme.
Excel Mobility Galaxy Compact II EVO
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What it is: road-legal mobility scooter
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PIP weekly cost: £41.83 for Double Range, or £47.29 for Double Range + Rain Canopy
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Range: up to 66 miles (106km)
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Speed: up to 8mph
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Max user weight: 21 stone 5lbs (136kg)
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Key feature: optional rain canopy on the higher-priced variant
The Galaxy Compact II EVO is designed for people who want a road-legal scooter with a compact shape and a long range. It has a comfortable ride, LED lighting, suspension and a removable shopping basket, making it a practical option for longer journeys as well as everyday use.
View the Excel Mobility Galaxy Compact II EVO Double Range on the Motability Scheme.
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What it is: configurable powered wheelchair
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PIP weekly cost: from £62.18 to £72.58, depending on the seating and powered options chosen
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Range: up to 18.1 miles (29.2km)
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Speed: up to 7mph (11.3km/h)
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Max user weight: 21.4 stone (136kg)
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Key feature: configurable TRU-Balance seating with optional iLevel seat elevation
The Edge 4 is designed for users who need a more tailored powered wheelchair. It offers a wide choice of seating, positioning and control options, including power tilt, power recline, elevating leg rests and iLevel seat elevation. Mid-wheel drive and Smooth Ride Suspension help deliver a comfortable ride indoors and outdoors.
View the Quantum Rehab Edge 4 on the Motability Scheme.
A quick note on range: Manufacturer-quoted ranges are tested in ideal conditions and can vary depending on things like user weight, terrain, battery condition and weather. If you can, speak to your Motability Scheme dealer, arrange a demonstration, and see what feels right for you day to day.
1) How do I choose the right powered wheelchair or scooter?
Start with your everyday journeys: where you’ll use it most (indoors, outdoors, or both), how far you tend to travel, and what your local routes are like (kerbs, slopes, uneven pavements). Then look at the practicalities like turning space at home, storage, and whether you need it to fold or fit in a car. If you can, try a few options with a dealer so you can compare comfort, controls and manoeuvrability.
2) What range do I actually need and is it accurate?
Quoted range is tested in ideal conditions, so real-world distance can be lower depending on things like user weight, hills, surface type, temperature and battery age. A good rule is to choose a model with more range than you think you’ll need, so you’re not worrying about charging on longer days out. If you regularly do longer trips, a long-range battery option could be worth considering.
3) What features should I prioritise for comfort and support?
If you’re using your chair or scooter for longer periods, comfort features can make a big difference, so think supportive seating, suspension, and easy-to-reach controls. For powered wheelchairs, features like tilt or recline can help with positioning and comfort through the day. For scooters, consider seat adjustability and stability on the surfaces you use most.
Check if you’re eligible for the Motability Scheme
When you lease a mobility scooter or powered wheelchair through the Motability Scheme, you get an all-inclusive package designed to keep things simple. It includes insurance, breakdown cover, servicing and routine repairs, plus tyres and batteries.
If you’re looking for a reliable way to stay mobile, the Scheme could help you get out and about with confidence.
