SupaScoota Sprint Pavement Mobility Scooter

Our Take

The Kymco Sprint is a compact, dependable four-wheel scooter. It’s a Class 2 model. So it runs on pavements at up to 4 mph. However, it isn’t made for the road. Four wheels give it a steady, easy ride.

The scooter carries users up to 127 kg. Meanwhile, a full charge covers around 7 miles. That’s enough for short shopping trips and errands close to home.

The total weight is 31.6 kg. Even so, it comes apart for transport. Because the heaviest piece is just 10.2 kg, almost anyone can lift the parts into a car boot with ease.

The Kymco Sprint suits someone who wants a simple, light scooter they can carry in a car. So if you travel by car and stay on smooth pavements, it fits well. Buyers who need longer range or road speed should look at a larger model instead.

Buyers looking at the Kymco Sprint usually want something that goes in the car without a fuss — and it isn’t the only option there. The Drive Devilbiss Dual Wheel Auto Fold folds down as a single unit and the Drive Medical Scout is a little heavier at 44kg, while the Drive Medical ST1 sits in much the same bracket. A test drive of whichever appeals will tell you the rest.

As an easy-to-transport scooter, the Kymco Sprint is made for popping in the car and heading off. Before you decide, a hands-on try will tell you what really suits you. Find local dealers and prices through our Find this Product Near Me search, and see Buyer’s Guide for pointers on choosing.

Kymco

Kymco, a Taiwanese manufacturer renowned for its scooters and ATVs, also produces mobility vehicles. They leverage their expertise in powertrains and vehicle design to create reliable and robust mobility scooters.