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What is the Lightest Mobility Scooter in the UK?
Lightweight scooters save space and can be used with transport like cars, planes, cruises & trains.
This is the latest addition to our lightweight scooter range, introducing the i3 mobility scooter. It’s an excellent choice for those who want to continue living an active lifestyle – whether that’s in the local area, day trips, or holidays abroad.
It’s also a perfect mobility scooter to be used for further travel. It has been made from aircraft grade aluminium so is compact and lightweight enough to be used on all public transport including car, bus, aeroplane, train, and cruise ship.
A single lithium battery will give you a travel distance of up to 7 miles. There’s also an option to buy a second battery which will allow you to double the distance. Just flick a switch to access the spare battery – no fuss!
It only takes a matter of seconds to fold the i3 ready for storage, meaning you won’t be hanging around to get on with your day. Additionally, it features a compartment in the floorboard for you to store personal items, a USB port so you can charge your devices, and a cushioned seat to keep you comfortable.
Do you need a little help when lifting the i3 folding mobility scooter? The all new i3 Power Lifter is now available to help lift the i3 in and out of your car.
Lightweight scooters save space and can be used with transport like cars, planes, cruises & trains.
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