TGA Mystere Pavement Mobility Scooter
Our Take
The TGA Mystere is a Class 3 four-wheel road scooter. It runs at up to 8 mph, so it is road-legal as well as steady on the pavement. Four wheels give it a firm, planted stance, and it carries riders up to 179 kg.
One charge covers around 25 miles, enough for longer road trips and everyday local journeys. The seat and tiller adjust for a comfortable driving position, and the suspension smooths out rougher surfaces.
This is a mid-size rigid road scooter that does not dismantle, weighing around 108 kg in one piece, so it is best kept at home with ramp or hoist access for transport.
The TGA Mystere suits riders who want road-legal 8 mph travel with a generous weight capacity and a comfortable, stable ride.The TGA Mystere is a sturdier, higher-capacity scooter, and a few others are built along the same heavy-duty lines. The Pride Mobility Colt Plus trims the weight to 64.5kg and the Roma Medical/Shoprider Grande matches it closely on specs, while the Roma Medical/Shoprider Sovereign 888 is closely comparable. Any of them would suit much the same use.
The TGA Mystere is a robust, substantial scooter made to take on more. As ever, the best way to judge a scooter is to try it for yourself. The Find this Product Near Me search finds dealers in your area to compare on price, and Buyer’s Guide runs through what matters.
The Basics
- Scooter Class
- Class 3/Roadworthy
- Brand
- TGA
- Number of Wheels
- 4
- Pavement Use
- Yes
- Road Use
- Yes
- Max Speed mph
- 8 mph
- Max Range (Approx.)
- 25 miles
- Total Weight
- 108 kg
- Heaviest Part
- 108 kg
- User Weight Capacity
- 179 kg
- Folding
- No
- Dismantles (Car Boot Scooter)
- No
Key Features
- Lightweight and compact
- Split for transport
- Padded seating with suspension
- LED lighting
Product Specifications
- Width (cm)
- 52
- Height (cm)
- 88
- Length (cm)
- 104
- G/Clearance (cm)
- 5
TGA
TGA Mobility is a leading British manufacturer of mobility scooters, powerchairs, and specialist vehicles like the Breeze. Renowned for innovation and quality, they focus on enhancing outdoor access and user independence.


