Pride Mobility GoGo Carbon Ultra Lite Folding/Portable Mobility Scooter

Our Take

The Pride Mobility GoGo Carbon Ultra Lite Folding/Portable Mobility Scooter is a compact, folding Class 2 pavement scooter. Pride publish a top speed of 4 mph, so it stays on pavements and in shops. Four solid tyres mean no punctures. It suits anyone who wants a scooter that travels well.

Pride rate the GoGo Carbon Ultra Lite for riders up to 120 kg. A full charge covers around 9.3 miles on Pride’s figures. That is enough for a town trip. A 1.3 metre turning circle keeps it nimble indoors.

Weight is the whole point here. Pride publish 13.7 kg without batteries. Each of the two 6 Ah packs adds 1 kg, so it weighs 15.7 kg ready to ride. The carbon fibre frame folds in seconds into a suitcase-sized block rather than dismantling. So the folded scooter is the heaviest piece, at 13.7 kg with the batteries out. Most people can lift that into a car boot. Pride publish no charging time.

The Pride Mobility GoGo Carbon Ultra Lite suits frequent travellers and anyone with a small car. Riders who want a big seat, suspension or a long range should look elsewhere.

Buyers of ultra-light folders weigh every kilo. The eFOLDi Lite is a close match on the numbers and goes further at 10 miles. The Scooty SupaLight is heavier at 17.8 kg. The Motion Healthcare mLite is heavier at 19.9 kg and stops a little sooner at 9 miles. Each is worth weighing up before you commit.

The GoGo Carbon Ultra Lite earns its place on weight alone. Even so, nothing beats trying a model yourself before you commit. To compare prices near you, try the Find this Product Near Me search. Buyer’s Guide covers the key things to check.

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.