The top performers in our review are the EV Rider RiderXpress, the Gold Award winner; the Luggie, the Silver Award winner; and the BuzzAround XL, the Bronze Award winner. Here’s more on choosing a power scooter to meet your needs, along with detail on how we arrived at our ranking of 10 products.
Power scooters give people with limited mobility independence. Whether age, mental capacity or physical ailments keep you from walking, mobility scooters offer means of transportation. With a scooter, you can perform everyday tasks like shopping, running errands and even just moving around the house.
If your mobility is greatly limited, we have several reviews on electric wheelchairs. These machines also provide mobility for those with disabilities; however, they typically must be fitted by a trained professional. Electric wheelchairs are safer and more stable solutions than power scooters for those who have limited strength and mobility in both their arms and legs.
Power scooters are usually comprised of four to five main components, including the frame, drive train and battery. While all of the scooters are similar, they differ in key areas like battery life, maximum speed, weight capacity and operating range. Your individual needs determine which features your scooter must have. When purchasing medical scooters, the performance, maneuverability, assembly and warranty are key features to focus on.
All of the scooters we reviewed are available for purchase online. While there are several older models available that provide top-tier performance, we focused on the latest models in each of the series we looked at. We also created informative articles about power scooters, including information about these older top-performing models. The scooters we reviewed are intended for use on flat surfaces or indoors, as they feature low ground clearances and slow speeds. The power scooters in our review range in price from $600 to $2,000.
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