An exhibitor kneels between two older adults in powered wheelchairs at an indoor mobility event, demonstrating joystick controls. A sign in the background reads "Powered wheelchairs and scooters," and adapted vehicles are visible throughout the venue.

New powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters available on the Motability Scheme

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 October 1 and December 31 2025.

Here’s a handful of the new products you can choose from:

Monarch Supa Carbon Lite 

 

A compact, lightweight mobility scooter with a black padded seat and backrest, four small wheels, and a slim frame. The scooter has a simple tiller with handlebars for steering and blue detailing along the base.

  • What it is: foldable scooter
  • Range: up to 9 miles
  • Speed: 4mph
  • Max user weight: 19 stone (120kg)
  • Key feature: ultra light and folds in seconds
  • PIP weekly cost: £26.65 

Why it could suit you: At just 13kg (without the battery), this scooter is easy to lift into a car boot and folds down in seconds. It’s designed for travel, with clear on-screen controls and simple, secure Near Field Communication (NFC) start, handy for everyday errands and holidays alike.  

View the Supa Carbon Lite online

Monarch Vision Sport 

A powered wheelchair with a padded black seat, adjustable armrests, and a supportive headrest. It has mid-sized wheels at the back, smaller caster wheels at the front, and a joystick control on one armrest. The base features a red accent and a sturdy footplate.

  • What it is: standard powered wheelchair
  • Range: up to 18 miles
  • Speed: 4mph
  • Max user weight: 21.4 stone (136kg)
  • Key feature: full suspension with scooter-style seating for comfort
  • PIP weekly cost: £30.72 

Why it could suit you: Mid-wheel drive and full suspension make tight indoor turns and smoother outdoor paths easier. The 35Ah batteries support longer days out, while the supportive seat helps keep you comfortable as you go. 

View the Vision Sport online.  

Electric Mobility Vista LiTEWAY 

A compact mobility scooter with a black padded seat, armrests, and a small front basket. The scooter has four wheels, a grey base, and metallic teal panels on the front and rear. The tiller is slim and upright, with simple handlebar-style controls.

  • What it is: pavement scooter
  • Range: up to 22.5 miles (with 90kg user)
  • Speed: 4mph
  • Max user weight: 22 stone (140kg)
  • Key feature: spacious footwell and plenty of legroom plus generous manoeuvrability
  • PIP weekly cost: £32.11 

Why it could suit you: The lightweight aluminium chassis and battery give you a robust, long-lasting scooter that still breaks into a few easy-lift pieces for the boot. All-round suspension, LED lighting and a roomy footwell keep day-to-day trips simple and comfortable.  

View the Vista LiTEWAY online.  

Drive AeroCarbon Scooter 

A lightweight, foldable mobility scooter in a compact upright position. The scooter has four wheels, a black and orange frame, and a telescopic handle for easy transport. Its sleek design features modern detailing and a sturdy base.

  • What it is: foldable scooter
  • Range: up to 9.4 miles
  • Speed: 4mph
  • Max user weight: 19.7 stone (125kg)
  • Key feature: all round LED for use day and night, summer or winter
  • PIP weekly cost: £35.88 

Why it could suit you: One-touch folding, rear suspension and all-round LED lighting add everyday practicality, whether you’re popping to the shops or packing for a weekend away. Keyless start, touchscreen and self-diagnostics are nice bonuses.  

View the AeroCarbon Scooter online.  

Drive AeroCarbon Powerchair 

A lightweight, powered wheelchair with a black mesh seat and backrest, slim frame, and four wheels. It features a joystick control on one armrest, foldable design, and carbon-style detailing for a modern look.

  • What it is: transportable powered wheelchair
  • Range: up to 9.5 miles
  • Speed: 4mph
  • Max user weight: 21.4 stone (136kg)
  • Key feature: weighs just 12kg (without battery), making lifting simpler
  • PIP weekly cost: £25.17 

Why it could suit you: This is the lightest powerchair in the Drive range, with an easy-fold frame that’s handy for car boots and tight storage spaces. It also offers an optional attendant control and off-board charging, small extras that can make day-to-day use easier.  

View the AeroCarbon Powerchair online

Drive AirFold Powerchair 2 

A lightweight electric wheelchair with a black mesh backrest, cushioned seat, and compact folding frame. It has four wheels, adjustable armrests, a joystick control on one armrest, and a slim black design with subtle metallic accents.

  • What it is: transportable powered wheelchair
  • Range: up to 9.3 miles
  • Speed: 4mph
  • Max user weight: 18 stone (115kg)
  • Key feature: super-light frame with under-seat grab handle and two handled storage bag
  • PIP weekly cost: £26.99 

Why it could suit you: The integral grab handle and compact fold make this chair straightforward to lift into a boot or pull along in its protective bag. Useful touches, like on- or off-board charging, under-seat storage and a USB port, help on longer days out and when travelling. 

View the AirFold Powerchair 2 online.  

Remember, manufacturer-quoted ranges are in optimal conditions and will vary with user weight, terrain and weather. If you’re thinking about one of these, it’s best to speak to your dealer, arrange a demo and see what suits you. 

Want to know more about getting 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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