Press a button, watch it fold, and you're ready to go

Wrestling with catches and levers is the part of a folding scooter many people dread. The Motion Healthcare Connex does the folding for you: one press on the key fob and it closes itself up, then the rear section unclips so the heaviest piece you lift is 17.6 kg.

It's a neat, award-winning pavement scooter for popping to the shops, wandering round a garden centre or taking on a day trip. Suspension at both ends and soft air tyres mean the ride stays comfortable, even though the scooter itself is compact.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Powered folding at the touch of a button
  No bending, pulling or fiddly latches. Ideal if your hands are stiff, your grip is weak or bending down makes you dizzy.

• Rear section detaches once folded
  Split into two, the heaviest part is 17.6 kg, so lifting into the boot is far more manageable.

• Front and rear suspension
  Softens the jolts from paving slabs and dropped kerbs, so you arrive with less ache in your back and neck.

• Soft, puncture-protected air tyres
  A cushioned ride over bumps, with protection that makes a flat far less likely.

• Rotating mesh seat
  Swivel the seat to get on and off with less twisting, and the breathable mesh stays comfortable on warm days.

• Clear digital display
  Shows your battery, plus the time and temperature, at a glance.

• Built-in headlight
  Helps you see and be seen on gloomy afternoons.

• Airline-safe battery available
  A smaller optional battery meets airline limits, so you can take the Connex on holiday.

Colours available

Burgundy or Sand.

Who it suits best

• You want a scooter for the car but struggle with manual folding
• Short trips to the shops, cafés and days out
• Riders up to 18 stone (114 kg)
• Travellers who'd like the option to fly with their scooter

Worth knowing before you buy

The Connex is made for smooth pavements and indoor spaces. Its range is up to 9 miles, ground clearance is 3 cm and it's rated for slopes of 3 degrees, so it isn't for hilly areas, grass or rough tracks. The standard battery is not airline-safe; you'd need the smaller optional battery to fly. If you want longer trips or tougher terrain, a larger portable or mid-size scooter will serve you better.

Questions customers ask us

How heavy is it to lift?
It weighs 35.9 kg in total, but with the rear section unclipped the heaviest part is 17.6 kg.

Can I take it on a plane?
Yes, if you choose the optional airline-safe battery. Always check with your airline before you book.

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