Strong, confident power for your wheelchair — even if your hands don't grip well

Many power add-ons expect you to squeeze levers and twist a throttle, which is hard work if you have limited hand function from a spinal injury, MS, arthritis or a stroke. The Klaxon Klick Race Tetra pairs Klaxon's most powerful Klick with the Tetra cockpit: you simply press the handlebar forward to go and ease off to slow down.

It clicks onto the front of your manual wheelchair, so you keep the chair that fits you, while the Klick handles hills, distance and rough pavements for you.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Tetra cockpit — press to go
  You accelerate by pushing on the handlebar rather than gripping a lever, so you can drive with your palms or wrists if your fingers are weak or stiff.

• Automatic braking when you let go
  Release the handlebar and the electronic brake slows you down, giving reassurance if your reactions or grip are less reliable.

• 1500 W gearless motor, 50 Nm torque
  Plenty of power for steep streets and long climbs, saving your shoulders and arms.

• Hill Holder Control available
  The optional hill-hold works with the Tetra cockpit to keep you still on a slope, so you don't roll back while you get ready to move off.

• Intelligent cruise control
  Holds a steady speed up and downhill, so you don't need to keep constant pressure for long stretches.

• Up to 60 km (37 miles) range
  Depending on battery (Klaxon quote 60, 30 or 15 km) — enough for a long day out.

• Reverse gear and 14" all-road wheel
  Reverse out of tight spots easily, and roll over cobbles, kerbs and gravel with a wide, grippy tyre.

• Tetra linking system
  A dedicated linking system designed to make attaching and releasing the Klick manageable with limited hand function.

Who it suits best

• Manual wheelchair users with limited grip or hand function
• People with tetraplegia or reduced motor skills who want to drive themselves
• Active users who want maximum power for hills and distance

Worth knowing before you buy

This is the top-of-the-range Klick, so if your hands work well and you only need help on local trips, a standard Klick Electric or Race will do the job for less. You still need enough arm and upper-body control to steer with handlebars — if that's difficult, an electric wheelchair with a joystick, or a rear-mounted power-assist unit, may be safer. We'll check your wheelchair is compatible and set the speed within UK rules.

Questions customers ask us

How is the Tetra different from the standard Race?
The motor and wheel are the same. The Tetra version swaps the hand levers for a handlebar you press to accelerate and release to brake, and has its own linking system.

Can I try one first?
Yes. We don't keep every model in stock, so give us a call first and we'll check — if it isn't in, we can usually arrange a demo model. You can also book a free home assessment.