Scooty SupaLight Pavement Mobility Scooter

Our Take

The Scooty SupaLight is an ultra-lightweight class 2 pavement scooter. Scooty publish 17.8 kg, which ranks it among the lightest seated scooters around — though they do not say whether that figure includes the battery. Its three-wheel layout gives a tight turning circle for shops and tight spaces. So it suits riders who want something small and easy to handle.

It travels at the class 2 pavement limit of 4 mph. A single charge covers around 12 miles, which suits shorter local trips. It also carries riders up to 114 kg, so it works for a wide range of users. The compact size makes it easy to steer indoors.

The trade-off is a simpler ride with less suspension and a smaller seat. It folds but does not come apart, so you move it as one unit. The 1.85 kg lithium pack lifts out and can be charged on or off the scooter. So keep it and charge it at home, and stick to smooth, flat pavements. For a folding alternative, also look at the Komfi Rider Skipper.

For pavement-friendly, around-town use like the Scooty SupaLight offers, these comparable scooters are worth a look. The Electric Mobility/Rascal Smilie Auto is a little heavier at 43.1kg and the Electric Mobility/Rascal Ultralite matches it closely on specs, while the Freerider Freedom S1 trims the weight to 20kg.

The Scooty SupaLight is well suited to pottering about locally and running errands. It’s well worth a test ride to see how it feels for you day to day. Use our Find this Product Near Me search to track down local dealers and compare prices, and have a read of Buyer’s Guide for what to look for.

Scooty

Scooty is a brand name for a range of very compact, lightweight mobility scooters. These are designed primarily for indoor use and short outdoor trips, offering a simple and manoeuvrable solution.