The comfort of a bigger scooter, with parts light enough to lift

Small travel scooters can feel cramped and bumpy, yet a big scooter never leaves the garage. The Motion Healthcare Airium sits neatly in between. It has a roomy, padded seat and a wide floor for your feet, yet it comes apart for the car with no piece heavier than 13 kg.

Its lithium battery gives you up to 25 miles on a charge, so a morning in town, lunch out and the trip home all fit comfortably into one outing. It's a pavement scooter, so it's simple to drive and there's nothing to register.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Heaviest part only 13 kg
  Far easier to lift into the boot, on your own or with a partner — a real help if your back or shoulders are weak.

• Up to 25 miles on one charge
  Go further than most portable scooters allow, and stop worrying about running out halfway round the shops.

• Rear suspension and large, soft-compound tyres
  A single shock absorber at the back plus big 22.5 cm wheels take the sting out of dropped kerbs and uneven paving, which is kinder to a sore back.

• Solid, puncture-proof tyres
  No pumping up and no flat tyres to leave you stranded on a day out.

• Padded rotating seat
  Turn the seat to the side to get on and off without twisting your knees or hips.

• Soft, easy-grip delta handlebars
  The wrap-around bar lets you steer with relaxed hands, helpful if gripping is tiring or painful.

• Charge on or off the scooter
  Plug the whole scooter in, or slide the 7 kg battery out and charge it indoors if your scooter lives in a shed or car.

Colours available

Plum or Teal.

Who it suits best

• You want a comfortable pavement scooter that still goes in the car
• Long days out where range matters
• Riders up to 21.4 stone (136 kg)
• Anyone who'd rather never deal with a puncture

Worth knowing before you buy

The Airium tops out at 4 mph and is for pavements, not roads. It weighs just over 47 kg in total, so although each part is light, you'll be lifting several pieces. Its large battery is not approved for flying, so if you want a scooter for holidays abroad, look at a folding scooter with an airline-safe battery. If you'd like to use the road and go faster, a Class 3 scooter will suit you better.

Questions customers ask us

Will it go in my car?
It comes apart into separate pieces, the heaviest weighing 13 kg, so it suits most hatchback and estate boots.

Can it cope with a slope?
It's rated for gradients up to 8 degrees, which covers most dropped kerbs, ramps and gentle hills.

What's the warranty?
Motion Healthcare give 5 years on the scooter and 3 years on the battery.