Pride Mobility Revo 2.0 Pavement Mobility Scooter

Our Take

The Pride Mobility Revo 2.0 is a class 2 pavement scooter with a front-wheel drive system. That layout gives it a very tight turning circle for shops and tight spaces. It comes apart for the car, with the heaviest part around 25.9 kg. So it suits riders who want easy handling and transport.

It travels at the class 2 pavement limit of 4 mph. A single charge covers around 13 miles, which suits regular local trips. It also carries riders up to 170 kg, so it is a strong choice for larger users. The whole scooter weighs 136 kg, split into lighter parts.

The Revo 2.0 is a pavement scooter, so it stays off the road. The dismantling design makes it easier to move, though the pieces still take some lifting. For unbeatable turning in tight spaces, also compare the Pride Jazzy Zero Turn. It is worth a test drive before you choose.

Portability is the Pride Mobility Revo 2.0’s calling card, and a couple of other scooters chase the same easy-transport idea. The Pride Mobility Go Go Elite Traveller Sport is easier to handle at 127kg and the TGA Zest Plus reaches a longer 18 miles, while the Electric Mobility/Rascal Vista splits down to about 15kg a part. It’s worth a quick look at each before you decide.

As an easy-to-transport scooter, the Pride Mobility Revo 2.0 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.

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.