Drive, Airfold Pro Mobility Scooter

The Airfold Pro is an auto folding carbon fibre scooter that takes premium to the next level, bringing something completely new and unique to our range. It’s innovative, feature rich and has a total weight of only 20kg, making it Drive’s LIGHTEST SCOOTER EVER and one of the lightest and most compact auto folding scooters on the market today.

Super compact & lightweight weighing only 19.9kg*
Smooth, sleek and slimline design
Innovative operation with contactless card, remote control and standard key
Auto folds in 20 seconds using a 2 stage process for additional safety, stopping half way if accidentally operated
Impressive colour changing LEDs, headlight and footboard lights which aid visibility of the scooter in low light
Height adjustable tiller to ensure easy reach and comfort
Digital LCD screen, displaying speed, battery power, travel time and mileage
USB port for charging small devices
On and off board charging (off board requires Charging Base CB-PRO)
Padded seat and padded backrest offer a comfortable ride
Automatic electromagnetic brake system
Maximum range: 9.3 miles (15km)**
Maximum speed: 4mph (6.4km)**
Turning Radius: 140cm (55.1˝)
Generous ground clearance of 5cm (front), 7.5cm (mid), 2cm (anti-tip wheels)
Solid puncture proof PU tyres
2 x lightweight 25.2V 5Ah
Lithium ion airline friendly battery (removable) 0.85kg each

Useful Links For Scooter Users

We’d always recommend that you visit us and try a scooter before buying, or let us bring one to you for you to try.

If that’s not possible, or you’re outside our service area, we have put together some buying guides that may help you choose the scooter that’s right for you.

• Our own useful overview buying guide for Mobility Scooters can be located here: Orange Badge Mobility Scooter Buying Guide

We’ve also collated some great guides and information for those that may want more in-depth information on their prospective scooters.

• RiDC Advice on which type of scooter tiller & controls may best suit your needs can be found HERE
• Advice on types of scooter and their stability, again by RiDC can be located HERE
• A guide by RiDC about travelling with your mobility scooter is found HERE
• A handy scooter guide for those clients eligible for the motability scheme can be found HERE
• The British Healthcare Trades Association has put together a great list on how to prepare your scooter for transport aboard a flight HERE