Get into town at 8 mph, comfortably and affordably

When the bus is a struggle and the walk into town is too far, a road scooter gives you back the freedom to come and go as you please. The Motion Healthcare eMove 8 does exactly that at a price that won't stretch the budget, with a top speed of 8 mph and up to 23.5 miles on a charge.

It's a comfortable ride, too. Air-filled tyres and suspension front and back smooth out the bumps, and the padded seat swivels so you can step on and off with less effort. Practical, reliable and easy to live with.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• 8 mph on the road
  Keep up with the flow on quiet roads and cut journey times to the shops, the GP or the pub with friends.

• Up to 23.5 miles per charge
  Plenty for a busy day out and back, so you can say yes to plans without worrying about the battery.

• Suspension and 10" air-filled tyres
  Rough paving and potholes are cushioned, so fewer knocks reach a sensitive back, hips or knees.

• Padded captain's seat that swivels
  Turn to face the kerb when getting on and off, which saves twisting and is easier on stiff joints.

• 340W motor
  A little more power than its 6 mph sister, helping it pull you along briskly on everyday streets.

• Separates into sections
  Handy for moving it into a shed or garage, with the heaviest section at 26.21 kg.

• Flexible charging and a front light
  Charge on the scooter or off it, and the light helps you be seen when the evenings draw in.

Colours available

Silver.

Who it suits best

• You want a road-legal 8 mph scooter at a sensible price
• Regular trips into town or to see family
• Riders up to 23.5 stone (149 kg)

Worth knowing before you buy

The eMove 8 weighs around 89 kg in total, so although it comes apart it is not designed for regular car-boot use. If you need to take a scooter in the car, look at folding or boot scooters instead. It runs on sealed lead-acid batteries rather than lighter lithium. Ground clearance is 8 cm and it's rated for slopes up to 9 degrees, so if you live somewhere very hilly or want to ride country tracks, a larger road scooter with more power will cope better. Class 3 scooters need registering with the DVLA, which costs nothing.

Questions customers ask us

Do I need a licence or insurance?
You don't need a driving licence. You do need to register it with the DVLA, which is free, and we recommend insurance for peace of mind.

Is there a seatbelt?
Yes, a seatbelt is fitted.

Can I try it?
Yes. Ring us first and we'll check one's in stock for a test ride. If it isn't, we can usually arrange a demo model.