Big, strong and roomy — a road scooter built for larger riders

If standard scooters have felt cramped, or their weight limits have ruled you out, the Drive DeVilbiss King Cobra is made with you in mind. It carries riders up to 31.5 stone (200 kg), has a wide 56 cm seat and a powerful 1300W motor, and travels at up to 8 mph on the road.

Comfort comes first: suspension on every wheel, big air-filled tyres and a seat that turns, slides and reclines, with an adjustable headrest. With indicators, mirrors and full lighting, it's a scooter you can take out confidently for longer trips.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Carries up to 31.5 stone (200 kg)
  A heavy-duty chassis and roomy seat give larger riders a stable, secure scooter that doesn't feel squeezed.

• Suspension all round with large air tyres
  Big 16" and 17" pneumatic wheels and full suspension smooth out rough roads, which is far kinder on your back and joints.

• Seat that rotates, slides and reclines
  Turn sideways to get on and off, slide it to the right distance and lean back to rest. The headrest and armrest width adjust to fit you.

• Powerful 1300W motor, up to 8 mph
  Strong, steady pulling power on hills and a good pace on the road.

• Up to 25 miles on a charge
  A full day of errands or a trip out to see friends without range worries.

• Indicators, twin mirrors and LED lights
  High-level indicators, brake lights and reflectors help drivers see you, day or dusk.

• Electromagnetic and emergency brakes, plus anti-rollback
  Reassuring stopping power and no rolling back on slopes.

• Digital LCD display and twin USB socket
  Clear information at a glance, and somewhere to charge your phone.

Colours available

Graphite Grey.

Who it suits best

• Larger riders up to 31.5 stone (200 kg)
• You want to use the road at up to 8 mph and travel further
• Comfort on rough roads and country lanes matters to you
• You have a garage or large scooter store with charging

Worth knowing before you buy

The King Cobra is a big machine: about 170 cm long, 73 cm wide and around 187 kg with batteries. It needs a turning space of about 2.1 metres, so it isn't suited to small homes, shops with narrow aisles or car transport. You'll need wide, level access and a secure place to store and charge it. As a Class 3 scooter it must be registered with the DVLA, which is free. If you don't need the extra capacity, a mid-size road scooter will be easier to live with.

Questions customers ask us

Is it road legal?
Yes. It's a Class 3 scooter for the road at up to 8 mph and the pavement at 4 mph, once registered with the DVLA.

Will it fit through my gate or garage door?
It's 73 cm wide, so measure your gateway and doors first — we're happy to check with you.

Can I try one?
Yes. We don't keep every scooter in stock, so call us first and we'll check — if it isn't here we can usually arrange a demo model, or come to you for a free home assessment.