Best Electric Wheelchairs

The company manufactures and sells power chairs and though it doesn’t make scooters, the company sells a diverse collection of them from other manufacturers. Hoveround’s mobility specialists deliver purchases to consumers and acquaint them with their new electric wheelchairs or scooters.

• Scooter line: The company sells Drive Mobility scooters. The products range from the compact travel models like the Scout series to the deluxe, feature-rich Cobra scooters. Prices start at $699.
• Electric wheelchairs: They sell two types of electric wheelchairs: the M5 standard model and the heavy-duty Teknique. The M5 is built for versatile use in almost any environment; it has a rounded design for increased maneuverability. The Teknique has a similar design, though it comes in larger models capable of supporting up to 600 pounds.
• Free DVD information kit: Consumers can request a free DVD information kit which provides valuable insight and information to consumers considering the purchase of a mobility scooter or a power chair.
• Clearance sales: The company offers occasional clearance sales on its scooter models. These sales rotate as stock becomes available, so price-conscious consumers may want to check the company’s website regularly.
• Delivery and in-home training: Their mobility specialists personally deliver products to consumers’ homes. The specialist will adjust the power chair and answer any questions consumers may have about their new electric wheelchair.

This company designs and manufactures personal electric vehicles (EVs) that help people with mobility problems enjoy more independence. The Model A and the Model M are electric wheelchairs built with the latest mobility technology.

• Model A Power Wheelchair: This chair is built for both indoor and outdoor areas. It has two motors for improved traction, and its precise handling makes turning in small spaces easy. It has a top speed of 5.5 miles per hour and a range of about 12 miles.
• Model M Power Wheelchair: This chair is compact and smaller than the Model A. It can navigate both indoor and outdoor areas and, because of its smaller size, turn more easily than the Model A. It has a top speed of 5.5 miles per hour and a range of about 15 miles.
• Omni-wheels: Both the Model A and Model M are outfitted with WHILL’s patented Omni-wheels. These wheels are made from 24 independent rollers that allow the wheelchairs to move in any direction. They can clear obstacles that are up to 3 inches tall and create a smooth ride even over rough terrain.
• Controller styles: You can choose between two different types of controllers: the Easy Grip joystick control or the Mouse controller. Each is responsive, so choosing between them is simply a matter of preference. You can configure them for right or left-hand use.

The company is headquartered in Elyria, Ohio, and sells mobility products in 80 countries around the world. Invacare Homecare, the company’s home-mobility product division, makes therapeutic recliners, beds, scooters and electric wheelchairs.

• Storm series: The Storm series of electric wheelchairs have four-pole motors to decrease noise and proprietary electronics to make navigation easier. They are available with or without power seating.
• TDX series: The TDX series is an advanced line of electric wheelchairs. They are generally quieter than other wheelchairs, and they have LiNX technology that improves control response. These chairs are available with or without power seating.
• Gearless Brushless motors: Their Gearless Brushless motors require less power to run than most electric wheelchair motors. These motors improve battery life and extend the range of your wheelchair by a few miles.
• TrueTrack technology: You can outfit some models with a track system that keeps the chairs on a forward path without needing constant small adjustments from the user.
• SureStep suspension: Their power chairs come with suspension and stability technology that keep the chair balanced. The special suspension makes moving across uneven terrain smooth and minimizes tilting.

The company manufactures and designs various mobility products. Their electric wheelchairs come in front-, mid- or rear-wheel drive models to offer different levels of comfort and performance. They also manufacture manual wheelchairs and develop high-quality therapeutic cushions to improve comfort.

• Corpus power chairs: The company designs and manufactures the Corpus line of power chairs. They are available in various models, including those with front-, mid- and rear-wheel drive systems. Each model is outfitted with reclining and tilt systems to make the chair as versatile as possible.
• Corpus seating system: The Corpus seating system follows the contours of the user’s body. Seats, armrests and cushions are adjustable for maximum comfort. The seats of Corpus models can be raised 12 or 14 inches, depending on the model.
• Fully-independent suspension: Most power chairs are equipped with completely independent suspension systems. These systems of shocks are fully adjustable to help you get the smoothest ride possible.
• Standing power chairs: The F5 Corpus VS is a vertical power chair that features all the comforts of a power chair with the support and positioning of a standing chair. This model is built to improve circulation and relieve pressure associated with sitting too long.
• Pediatric models: The company also sells pediatric electric wheelchairs. These power chairs are built to be extra durable to accommodate children’s active lifestyles in school and at home.

The company designs, develops and manufactures wheelchairs, power chairs, scooters and more. Their line of Quickie electric wheelchairs are mid-wheel and rear-wheel drive power chairs that are built for both indoor and outdoor use.

• Quickie P-222 SE: The P-222 SE is a rear-wheel drive electric wheelchair made to give you peak performance in almost any terrain. Its PosiDrive drive train makes it one of the fastest chairs on the market, and it comes with a manual conversion kit.
• QM-7 with SEDEO Ergo: The Quickie QM-7 is one of the most feature-rich models offered. These electric wheelchairs have a SpiderTrack suspension system that keeps rides smooth when going over obstacles, a C-Me 12-inch elevation platform and SEDEO Ergo Seating for a comfortable recline.
• S-6 series: The Quickie S-6 series of electric wheelchairs are designed for extensive outdoor use. Their dynamic suspension allows them to handle rough terrain, and a durable frame holds up in outdoor conditions.
• Zippie ZM-310: Their Zippie line of wheelchairs are built for the pediatric market. The ZM-310 is an electric wheelchair model designed to give children more independence with all the comforts of a power chair. Its pediatric seating adjusts to fit children as they grow.
• Switch-It controls: Switch-It controls offer several control options for their wheelchairs. Compact joysticks, head controls and pad controls are all available for the company’s electric wheelchairs.

Since building its first standing wheelchair in 1973, the company has become one of the largest standing wheelchair providers in the mobility industry. They design and manufacture manual and powered standing wheelchairs for children and adults.

• Combi: The Combi is an all-around standing electric wheelchair. As with their other products, you can adjust it easily. It has one of the quietest motors available, making it a great product for use at home or around town.
• Combi Jr.: The Combi Jr. offers all the benefits and features of the Combi in a smaller model for pediatric use. Controls are easy for children to understand, and its compact size lets you take it anywhere.
• C3: The C3 is an all-wheel-drive standing power chair. A powerful chair with a mid-wheel base that adjusts automatically to traverse rough terrain, it is great for outdoor use.
• Manual options: The company also sells manual standing wheelchairs, including the LCEV, LCEV Jr. and LAE.

This lightweight electric wheelchair is built for portability and versatility. You can buy it in various sizes, but all fold up to fit in virtually any car or SUV. Starting at $2,195, this wheelchair is durable and customizable.

• EZ Lite Standard: This cruiser weighs only 44 pounds but can hold up to 264 pounds. You can choose between a 10- or a 15- ampere-hour (Ah) battery.
• Deluxe Slim: The Deluxe Slim Cruiser is a narrower, more feature-rich chair than the Standard model. It is built for navigation through narrower pathways and supports riders weighing up to 280 pounds. The chair itself weighs 56 pounds.
• Deluxe Wide: The Deluxe Wide model is built to hold users who weigh up to 330 pounds. Its wider seat is designed for maximum comfort. At about 62.3 pounds, this model is one of the largest lightweight chairs on the market.
• Dual-battery connector: The dual-battery connector attaches to two batteries to double your battery life. It only works with two batteries of the same capacity; for instance, you cannot plug in a 15 Ah and 10 Ah battery at the same time.
• Accessory store: The company also sells extra accessories such as headrests, push handles, cup holders, pouches and adjustable leg rests.

The company sells numerous health and mobility products, including scooters, motorized beds, respiratory products and power wheelchairs.

• Vision CF: The Vision CF is their standard power wheelchair. It has a simple, basic structure, joystick controls and a flip-up aluminum footplate.
• Regal EZ power chair: The Regal EZ power chair is a lightweight electric wheelchair built for portability. It disassembles for quick on-the-go storage, and its compact size gives it some extra maneuverability.
• Vector HD: The Vector HD is a heavy-duty rehab power chair. It has a power recline function, an adjustable seat and a full 55-degree tilt and is available in red, blue and black.
• Travel-Ease wheelchair: The Travel-Ease wheelchair folds up for easy storage and portability. It features flip-up armrests, storage pockets, anti-tipper stands and washable upholstery.
• Fellow Pro: The Fellow Pro is an attendant drive wheelchair. It has an adjustable tiller that your caregiver uses to steer it.