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.
Here are six new options to consider on the Motability Scheme. We’ve kept things simple: each product has what it is, plus headline specs like range, speed and maximum user weight. As always, the right choice depends on your needs and how you’ll use it day to day. If you can, try before you choose.
The Motability Scheme price list is updated every three months. The prices shown here are valid between January 1 and March 31 2026.
Here are a handful of the new products you can choose from:
Excel Mobility Move
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What it is: road-legal scooter
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Range: up to 22 miles
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Speed: 6 mph
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Max user weight: 24.9 stone (158kg)
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Key feature: fully adjustable captain’s seat, plus front and rear suspension for a smoother ride
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PIP weekly cost: £29.63
Why it could suit you: If comfort is high on your list, the captain’s seat and all-round suspension are designed to make everyday journeys feel steadier and more supportive. Solid tyres can also be reassuring if you want less day-to-day maintenance while you are out and about.
View the Excel Mobility Move
Excel Mobility Galaxy II Deluxe EVO
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What it is: road-legal scooter
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Range: up to 38 miles
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Speed: 8 mph
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Max user weight: 25.2 stone (160kg)
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Key feature: pneumatic tyres and suspension for added comfort on longer trips
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PIP weekly cost: £43.15
Why it could suit you: This is a good option if you want a road-legal scooter built for longer days out, with a higher top speed and a longer quoted range. The comfort-focused set-up (including suspension) can make a difference if you regularly travel on mixed surfaces.
View the Excel Mobility Galaxy II
TGA Vita X and Vita X Long Range
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What it is: road-legal scooter
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Range: up to 25 miles (Vita X) or up to 34 miles (Vita X Long Range)
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Speed: 8 mph
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Max user weight: 25.2 stone (160kg)
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Key feature: chunky tyres on large alloy wheels, designed to feel confident on rougher terrain
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PIP weekly cost: £47.75 (Vita X) or £48.70 (Vita X Long Range)
Why it could suit you: If you want a road-legal scooter that feels more capable beyond smooth pavements, the Vita X is designed with larger wheels and chunkier tyres in mind. The Long Range version may suit you if you often plan longer outings and want extra battery range.
View the TGA Vita X and Vita X Long Range.
Roma Medical Athens
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What it is: transportable powered wheelchair
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Range: up to eight miles
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Speed: 4 mph
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Max user weight: 21.4 stone (136kg)
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Key feature: lightweight and transportable (product weight 19kg)
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PIP weekly cost: £23.71
Why it could suit you: This could be a strong pick if you want a powered wheelchair that is designed to be transported, rather than a heavier, more complex chair. The lighter overall weight can also be helpful if you have limited storage space at home, or you regularly take your chair in the car.
View the Roma Medical Athens.
Roma Medical Rhodes
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What it is: transportable powered wheelchair
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Range: up to 10 miles
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Speed: 4 mph
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Max user weight: 21.4 stone (136kg)
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Key feature: larger 12Ah battery compared with the Athens
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PIP weekly cost: £25.09
Why it could suit you: If you like the idea of a transportable powerchair but want a bit more quoted range, the Rhodes may suit you well. It is still listed as transportable, with a slightly larger battery and longer range on paper for everyday trips.
View the Roma Medical Rhodes.
Permobil M Series M3
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What it is: powered wheelchair (road and pavement)
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Range: up to 23 miles
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Speed: 6 mph
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Max user weight: 23.6 stone (150kg)
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Key feature: seat with lift, tilt and recline
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PIP weekly cost: £65.91
Why it could suit you: If you need more advanced seating support, the lift, tilt and recline functions can help with comfort through the day and may support better positioning. With mid-wheel drive and a longer quoted range, it is designed for confident indoor manoeuvring and capable outdoor use.
View the Permobil M Series M3.
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 Scheme dealer, arrange a demonstration and see what feels right for you.
Check if you’re eligible for a scooter or powered wheelchair on the Motability Scheme
When you lease a mobility scooter or powered wheelchair through the Motability Scheme, you get an all-inclusive package including insurance, breakdown cover, service and routine repairs, and batteries and tyres.
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