Iliving USA V8 Pavement Mobility Scooter
Our Take
The iLiving USA V8 is a modern, stylish class 2 pavement scooter. Its four-wheel base gives a stable, planted ride around town. Suspension helps smooth out bumps and kerbs. So it suits riders who want a comfortable ride on local trips.
It travels at the class 2 pavement limit of 4 mph. A single charge also covers around 19 miles, which suits regular local trips. It carries riders up to 125 kg, so it works for a wide range of users. A padded seat keeps daily errands easy.
The iLiving USA V8 is a pavement scooter, so it stays off the road. At 55 kg it does not fold or dismantle, so plan to store and charge it at home. Smooth, flat surfaces suit it best. For a similar comfort-focused model, also compare the TGA Eclipse.
Around town and to the shops is where the Iliving USA V8 earns its keep, and a few similar models share that ground. The Kymco K-Lite Comfort Deluxe trims the weight to 44.9kg and the Roma Medical/Shoprider Paris is closely comparable, while the Alulite covers a shorter 15 miles. Any of them would suit much the same use.
The Iliving USA V8 is a comfortable companion for local, around-town journeys. As ever, the best way to judge a scooter is to try it for yourself. The Find this Product Near Me search finds dealers in your area to compare on price, and Buyer’s Guide runs through what matters.
The Basics
- Scooter Class
- Class 2/Pavement Only
- Brand
- Iliving USA
- Number of Wheels
- 3 wheels
- Pavement Use
- Yes
- Road Use
- No
- Max Speed mph
- 4 mph
- Max Range (Approx.)
- 15 miles
- Total Weight
- 18 kg
- Heaviest Part
- 18 kg
- User Weight Capacity
- 125 kg
- Folding
- No
- Dismantles (Car Boot Scooter)
- No
Key Features
- Extremely lightweight magnesium alloy frame
- Split-frame folding design
- Airline-safe lithium battery
- Swivel seat with armrests
Product Specifications
- Width (cm)
- 56
- Height (cm)
- 97
- Length (cm)
- 108
- G/Clearance (cm)
- 6
Iliving USA
iLiving USA is a brand that offers a range of mobility products, including scooters and powerchairs, often with a focus on value and essential functionality for users.



