Drive, Travelease Plus Mobility Scooter

Based on the original, the Travelease Plus Folding Mobility Scooter is an upgraded model with a fresh new design and an extensive list of new features. At only 19.8kg, the Travelease Plus is up to 3kg lighter than the original model and contains a larger battery pack for an increased range.

Key Features

New stylish design
New lightweight model weighing only 19.8kg*
Scooter carry handle located under the seat base
Lightweight removable lithium ion 25.2V, 10Ah battery pack (airline friendly)
Flip-up and easily removable padded armrests
Extra padded, comfortable and removable seat and backrest cushions
Folds down easily to a compact size for travel
Top speed of 4mph
Maximum user weight of 125kg (19.7st)
Easy to use analogue display
Maximum range of 9.3 miles (15km) on full battery charge*
Folds to a compact size within seconds
Compact scooter designed to fit into most car boots
Easily folds and unfolds using the new style red release handle
Solid puncture proof tyres
Can be easily lifted in and out of car boots
Automatic electromagnetic brake system
Height adjustable tiller to suit user requirements
On and off board charging (off board requires Charging Base FLEXAC1)
Rear anti-tip wheels as standard
Maximum climbing angle 6°
Anti-rollback system safety device prevents scooter from rolling backwards on hills
Available in blue or red

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