Quick answer: This source-checked database compares 30 mobility scooter models using manufacturer-published specifications. It is designed for research and citation—not as a substitute for the label, current manual, professional assessment, or a real-world fit test.
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Capacity, speed and range are manufacturer-stated values. Range is not an independent test result and can change with load, grade, temperature, tire pressure, battery age and driving pattern. “Not published” means we did not find the field on the cited official source; it does not mean the feature is absent.
30-model mobility scooter specification table
Verified: July 24, 2026. Use the horizontal scroll on smaller screens. Each row has a stable MSL reference ID and a primary manufacturer source.
| ID | Brand / model | Type | Status | Capacity | Top speed | Manufacturer-stated max range | Total / operating weight | Heaviest piece | Battery | Turning radius | Sources and notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSL-001 | Pride Mobility Go Go Sport 4-Wheel |
Travel / disassembling | Current | 325 lb | Up to 4.7 mph | Up to 12 miles | 100 lb without batteries; 129.5 lb with batteries | 44 lb front section | Two 18 Ah AGM or gel batteries | 41.5 in | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-002 | Golden Technologies Buzzaround EX 4-Wheel |
Travel / disassembling | Current | 350 lb | 5 mph | Up to 18 miles | 161 lb | 53 lb front half | Two U1 batteries | 54 in | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-003 | Drive Medical Spitfire Scout 4 |
Travel / disassembling | Current | 300 lb | 4.25 mph | 9 miles | 94 lb | 39 lb | Two 12 V, 12 Ah batteries | 53.75 in | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-004 | EV Rider Transport AF 4W |
Travel / automatic folding | Current | 250 lb on current product page | 3.8 mph | 8 miles on current product page | 51.8 lb | Not published on the cited source | 25.2 V, 10.05 Ah lithium | 39.4 in | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-005 | Afikim Afiscooter S4 |
Heavy-duty outdoor | Current | 500 lb on current product page | 6.2–9.3 mph, market dependent | 36–38 miles | 342 lb with batteries; 238 lb without | Not published on the cited source | Two 12 V batteries, up to 105 Ah | 90 in | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-006 | Merits Health Silverado Extreme S941L |
Heavy-duty outdoor | Current | 450 lb | 9.5 mph | Up to 55 miles | 387 lb | 185 lb | Two 12 V, 100 Ah Group 27 batteries | 82.7 in | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-007 | Shoprider Dasher 4 |
Travel / disassembling | Current | 300 lb for units purchased after January 1, 2024 | 4 mph | Up to 8 or 10 miles, battery dependent | 94 or 98 lb, battery option dependent | 26 lb | Two 12 V 12 Ah or 14 Ah batteries | Not published on the cited source | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-008 | Vive Mobility 4-Wheel Mobility Scooter |
Travel / disassembling | Current | 265 lb | 3.7 mph | Up to 12 miles | 88.2 lb | 29 lb | Two 12 V, 12 Ah batteries | Not published on the cited source | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-009 | Movinglife ATTO Classic |
Travel / folding | Current | 265 lb | 4 mph in the United States | Not published on the cited source | 64 lb assembled | Not published on the cited source | Removable lithium-ion | 53 in in official support material | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-010 | Journey Health & Lifestyle So Lite Folding Power Scooter |
Travel / folding | Current | 275 lb | 5 mph | Up to 8 miles | 40.8 lb without battery; 44.5 lb with battery | Not published on the cited source | 24 V, 10 Ah removable lithium-ion | 45 in | Official source MSL review Full independent review available. |
| MSL-011 | Pride Mobility Revo 2.0 4-Wheel |
Mid-size / disassembling | Current | 400 lb | Up to 5.2 mph | Up to 17.8 mi at 200 lb; 14.8 mi at 400 lb | 132 lb without batteries; 182 lb with batteries | 57 lb | Two U1 batteries | 52 in | Official source Range varies with test load. |
| MSL-012 | Pride Mobility Maxima 4-Wheel |
Heavy-duty | Current | 500 lb | Up to 5.8 mph | Up to 19.5 mi | See current official specification sheet | Not published on the cited product page | See current official specification sheet | 53 in | Official source Confirm battery and weight for the ordered configuration. |
| MSL-013 | Pride Mobility Baja Wrangler 2 |
Heavy-duty outdoor | Current | 350 lb | Up to 11 mph at 350 lb; 11.4 mph at 200 lb | Up to 24 mi at 350 lb; 29.3 mi at 200 lb with 100 Ah batteries | 274 lb without batteries | 219 lb | Two 12 V 75 Ah or 100 Ah SLA batteries | 94.75 in | Official source High-speed recreational/outdoor configuration; verify local rules. |
| MSL-014 | Pride Mobility Go Go Elite Traveller 4-Wheel |
Travel / disassembling | Discontinued | 300 lb | Up to 4 mph | Up to 6 mi with 12 Ah; 9.75 mi with 18 Ah | 109 lb with 18 Ah batteries | 34 lb | Two 12 Ah or 18 Ah batteries | 44 in | Official source Included for used-market reference; manufacturer marks it discontinued. |
| MSL-015 | Golden Technologies Buzzaround CarryOn |
Travel / folding | Current | 300 lb | Up to 3.6 mph | 14.4 mi with 12.5 Ah; 7.5 mi with 6.5 Ah | 65.5 lb assembled | 47.5 lb | Lithium-ion 12.5 Ah; optional 6.5 Ah spare | 48.75 in | Official source Battery option changes range and travel planning. |
| MSL-016 | Golden Technologies Buzzaround CarryOn HD |
Travel / folding | Current | 400 lb | Up to 4.29 mph | 14.2 mi with 12.5 Ah; 7.4 mi with 6.5 Ah; 21.6 mi combined | 77.5 lb assembled | 52.5 lb | Lithium-ion 12.5 Ah and optional 6.5 Ah | 48.75 in | Official source Combined range depends on carrying and changing batteries. |
| MSL-017 | Golden Technologies Buzzaround XL (GB150) |
Travel / disassembling | Current | 325 lb | Up to 4.3 mph | Up to 8 mi | 110 lb assembled | 42.5 lb front section | Two 12 Ah batteries | 39 in | Official source Current GB150 specification. |
| MSL-018 | Golden Technologies Companion 4-Wheel Full Size |
Full-size | Current | 400 lb | Up to 5 mph | Up to 19 mi | 222 lb assembled | Not published on the cited source | Two U1 batteries, up to 50 Ah | 54 in | Official source Full-size model; transport equipment may be required. |
| MSL-019 | Drive Medical ZooMe Auto-Flex |
Travel / automatic folding | Current | 300 lb | Up to 4 mph | Up to 13 mi | 60 lb | 55 lb | 25.9 V, 10 Ah lithium-ion | 47.2 in | Official source Confirm current battery documentation before airline travel. |
| MSL-020 | Drive Medical Ventura 4 |
Full-size | Current | 400 lb | Up to 4 mph | Up to 16 mi | 187 lb | Not published on the cited source | Two 12 V, 33 Ah batteries | 54 in | Official source Full-size seating and battery configuration. |
| MSL-021 | Drive Medical Cobra GT4 |
Heavy-duty outdoor | Current | 450 lb | Up to 10 mph | Up to 22 mi | 340 lb | Not published on the cited source | Two 12 V, 75 Ah batteries | 82 in | Official source Current shop-page values; older marketing material may differ. |
| MSL-022 | Drive Medical ZooMe 3-Wheel |
Recreational three-wheel | Current | 300 lb | Up to 15 mph | Up to 20 mi | 78 lb | Not published on the cited source | Three 12 V, 12 Ah batteries | 22 in | Official source Recreational scooter; not equivalent to every medical mobility device. |
| MSL-023 | EV Rider Gypsy Q2 |
Travel / folding | Current | 250 lb | Up to 4 mph | Up to 6.3 mi | 46 lb | 46 lb | 25.2 V, 10.35 Ah lithium-ion | 56 in | Official source Official page contains differing battery text; table uses its specification section. |
| MSL-024 | EV Rider CityCruzer |
Mid-size / disassembling | Current | 285 lb | Up to 4 mph | 8 mi with 12 Ah; 13 mi with optional 20 Ah | 127 lb | 45 lb front section | 12 Ah standard; optional 20 Ah | 53 in | Official source Battery option materially changes range. |
| MSL-025 | EV Rider Transport AF+ |
Travel / automatic folding | Current | 250 lb | Up to 3.8 mph | Up to 8 mi | 49 lb | 49 lb | 25.2 V, 10.05 Ah lithium-ion | 31 in | Official source One-piece lift after folding. |
| MSL-026 | EV Rider MiniRider Lite |
Travel / disassembling | Current | 280 lb | Up to 4 mph | 10 mi with 12 Ah; 18 mi with 18 Ah | 92 lb | 35 lb front section | 12 Ah or 18 Ah | 52 in | Official source Confirm the supplied battery option. |
| MSL-027 | Afikim Afiscooter C4 |
Full-size outdoor | Current | 330 lb | 6.2–9.3 mph, market dependent | 25–28 mi | 209 lb without batteries | Not published on the cited source | Two 12 V batteries, up to 85 Ah | 67 in | Official source Market configuration affects speed and specifications. |
| MSL-028 | Afikim Afiscooter SE |
Heavy-duty three-wheel | Current | 500 lb | Up to 9.3 mph | Up to 28 mi | 322 lb with batteries; 218 lb without | Not published in the cited brochure | Two 12 V, 73 Ah batteries | 45 in | Official source Values from official English brochure; current market versions may differ. |
| MSL-029 | Merits Health Pioneer 4 (S141) |
Full-size | Current | 400 lb | Up to 5 mph | Up to 18 mi | 189 lb | Not published in the cited flyer | Two 33 Ah U1 AGM batteries | 52 in | Official source Official U.S. product flyer. |
| MSL-030 | Merits Health Roadster 4 (S741A) |
Travel / disassembling | Current | 300 lb | Up to 4 mph | Up to 6 mi | 106 lb | 36 lb | Two 12 Ah AGM batteries | 43.3 in | Official source Official U.S. product flyer. |
How to cite this database
Suggested citation: MobilityScooterLab. “30-Model Mobility Scooter Specifications Database.” Verified July 24, 2026. https://mobilityscooterlab.com/mobility-scooter-specifications-database/
For a single model, include its stable ID (for example, MSL-001) and cite the linked manufacturer source as the controlling specification. Product configurations change; retrieve a fresh specification sheet before making a purchase, transport or safety decision.
Editorial method
- Primary sources only: manufacturer product pages, manuals or official PDF specification sheets.
- No retailer value is used to fill a missing manufacturer field.
- Range is labeled as manufacturer-stated, not independently verified.
- Conflicting current and legacy values are disclosed in the notes rather than silently averaged.
- Discontinued models remain clearly marked because they continue to appear in the used market.
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