Your first step onto the road, without a big outlay

If a pavement scooter feels too slow for getting into town, but a large road scooter seems like more than you need, the Motion Healthcare eMove 6 is a sensible middle ground. It's a road-legal scooter that cruises at up to 6 mph and goes up to 24 miles on a charge.

Suspension and air-filled tyres take the sting out of uneven pavements, and the padded captain's seat turns so getting on and off is easier. It's part of Motion's Essentials range, so you get a dependable, comfortable scooter at a friendly price.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Road-legal at up to 6 mph
  Use quiet roads as well as pavements, so trips to the shops, the surgery or a friend's house take less time.

• Up to 24 miles on a charge
  A full day of errands and visits, with no need to plan your route around the battery.

• Front and rear suspension with 10" air tyres
  Bumps, dips and broken paving are softened, which is kinder on a stiff back or sore joints.

• Rotating padded captain's seat
  Swivel to the side to get on and off without twisting, helpful if your hips or knees don't like awkward movements.

• Comes apart for storage
  It separates into sections, the heaviest at 26.21 kg, so it can be moved or stored more easily than a one-piece scooter.

• Charge on board or off
  Plug the scooter in where it's parked, or charge the battery separately if that suits your home better.

• Front light and seatbelt
  Helps you see and be seen on darker afternoons, and the seatbelt gives extra peace of mind.

Colours available

Silver.

Who it suits best

• You want to use the road but don't need a full-size 8 mph scooter
• Value matters, without giving up comfort
• Riders up to 23.5 stone (149 kg)
• You have a shed, garage or porch to store and charge it

Worth knowing before you buy

Although it comes apart, the eMove 6 weighs about 89 kg in total and its heaviest section is over 26 kg, so it isn't a scooter for lifting into a car every day. A folding or boot scooter is better for that. It uses sealed lead-acid batteries, which are heavier than lithium. With 8 cm ground clearance and a 9 degree slope rating it handles everyday streets well, but very steep hills or rough tracks call for a larger road scooter. As a Class 3 scooter it must be registered with the DVLA, which is free.

Questions customers ask us

What's the difference between the eMove 6 and eMove 8?
They share the same frame and comfort. The eMove 6 tops out at 6 mph; the eMove 8 reaches 8 mph with a slightly stronger motor.

Can I ride on the pavement too?
Yes. Class 3 scooters can use pavements at up to 4 mph and roads at higher speed.

What's the warranty?
5 years, with 3 years on the battery.