Monarch Mobility Vogue Sport Roadworthy Mobility Scooter

Our Take

The Monarch Mobility Vogue Sport is a stylish Class 3 scooter. It’s road-legal. So it reaches 8 mph on the road and handles pavements too. Four wheels give it a stable, confident stance. The frame also carries users up to 160 kg.

A full charge covers around 30 miles. Meanwhile, the sleek design keeps it easy to handle. That’s a solid range for days out and errands further afield.

Monarch publish no weight for the Vogue Sport; a dealer lists 113 kg. Note that Monarch state their published weights exclude batteries wherever possible. However, it doesn’t fold or come apart. Because it lifts as one piece, you’ll want a ramp for loading rather than lifting it by hand.

The Monarch Mobility Vogue Sport suits someone who wants road ability and style in a lighter frame. So if you have somewhere to store and charge it, it fits well. Buyers who need a scooter that dismantles into small parts should look elsewhere instead.

Serious mileage is the point of the Monarch Mobility Vogue Sport, and it shares that ground with a few other road-legal machines. The Invacare Orion Pro trades some range for about 26 miles and the One Rehab/Komfi Rider Phoenix is very similar on paper, while the Pride Mobility Colt Sport is a bigger build at 68kg. Each is worth weighing up against the Monarch Mobility Vogue Sport before you commit.

The Monarch Mobility Vogue Sport is one for the miles, pairing distance with a road-going ride. Even so, nothing beats trying a model yourself before you commit. To compare prices near you, try the Find this Product Near Me search, and Buyer’s Guide is worth a look for the key things to check.

Monarch

Monarch Mobility is a UK-based manufacturer of mobility scooters and powerchairs. They are known for producing a wide range of models, from compact boot scooters to robust outdoor vehicles.