Pride Mobility Go Go Elite Traveller Pavement Mobility Scooter

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The Pride Mobility Go Go Elite Traveller does not fold. It comes apart into five pieces, and Pride give the heaviest as the front section at 15.9 kg on the four-wheel model. Their 37.7 kg figure is the weight without batteries, so assembled it is heavier than that. For many people that is light enough to lift into a car boot — though it is worth being honest with yourself about what your back can manage. That take-apart design is the whole point of this scooter. It has been one of the UK’s most popular travel scooters for years, and it earns that on portability, not power.

Expect 4 mph flat out and around 6.6 miles between charges. It carries users up to 136 kg, and because it is FAA compliant it can travel on a plane. This is a Class 2, pavement-only machine, happiest on smooth, flat ground and shorter trips — a supermarket run, a flat seafront, a trip into town. It struggles on rough or uneven surfaces, and 6.6 miles is a genuine limit. So it is the wrong scooter if you need long range, or you want to take on grass, gravel or steep hills. But if what you want is something to lift apart and pop in the car, little else this portable does it better.

Buyers looking at the Pride Mobility Go Go Elite Traveller usually want something that goes in the car without a fuss — and it isn’t the only option there. The TGA Zest is very similar on paper and the Pride Mobility Jazzy Zero Turn is a close match on the numbers, while the Drive Medical Scout Venture goes further at around 13 miles. It’s worth a quick look at each before you decide.

As an easy-to-transport scooter, the Pride Mobility Go Go Elite Traveller is made for popping in the car and heading off. Still, it’s always worth sitting on one and giving it a go before deciding. Find local dealers and prices through our Find this Product Near Me search, and see Buyer’s Guide for pointers on choosing.

The Basics

Scooter Class
Class 2/Pavement Only
Brand
Pride
Number of Wheels
4
Pavement Use
Yes
Road Use
No
Max Speed mph
4 mph
Max Range (Approx.)
6.6 miles
Total weight — with battery
Not published — Pride's 37.7 kg excludes the batteries
Total weight — without battery
37.7 kg (4-wheel, includes the standard seat)
Battery weight
Not published
Battery removable
Yes — the battery pack lifts out separately
Heaviest Part
15.9 kg
Heaviest part comprises
A separate section — the front section
User Weight Capacity
136 kg
Folding
No
Dismantles (Car Boot Scooter)
Yes — five pieces

Key Specifications

Battery
24V system, 2x 12V 12Ah (or 18Ah) sealed lead-acid, removable
Charging Time
~8h (est.)
Tyre Type
Solid (2"x8")
Seat Type
Compact foldable swivel seat (17"x17")
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Key Features

  • Industry-leading portability
  • Breaks down into 5 lightweight pieces
  • Durable construction

Model Dimensions

Width (cm)
49.5
Height (cm)
90.2
Length (cm)
100.3
G/Clearance (cm)
3.5

Pride Mobility

Pride Mobility UK, founded in 1997, is based in Bicester, Oxfordshire. As a subsidiary of the global Pride Mobility brand, it is a leader in the UK market for mobility scooters and solutions. The company focuses on innovation, quality, and exceptional service, supporting independence for users nationwide.

The Basics

Scooter Class
Class 2/Pavement Only
Brand
Pride
Number of Wheels
4
Pavement Use
Yes
Road Use
No
Max Speed mph
4 mph
Max Range (Approx.)
6.6 miles
Total weight — with battery
Not published — Pride's 37.7 kg excludes the batteries
Total weight — without battery
37.7 kg (4-wheel, includes the standard seat)
Battery weight
Not published
Battery removable
Yes — the battery pack lifts out separately
Heaviest Part
15.9 kg
Heaviest part comprises
A separate section — the front section
User Weight Capacity
136 kg
Folding
No
Dismantles (Car Boot Scooter)
Yes — five pieces