The comfort of a bigger scooter, in pieces that fit your car

Some people find the smallest boot scooters a bit too basic — too bumpy, too cramped, not going far enough. The Pride Revo 2.0 sits in the sweet spot. It has suspension front and back, a roomy seat and up to 17 miles of range, yet it still comes apart into five pieces for the car boot.

It's a lovely all-rounder for everyday life: the weekly shop, coffee in town, a trip to the park or a day out at the coast with family. And with a weight limit of up to 28 stone 8 lb (181 kg), it's sturdy enough for a wide range of riders.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Comfort-Trac suspension, front and rear
  Takes the sting out of bumpy paving, dropped kerbs and park paths, which makes a real difference if you live with back, hip or knee pain.

• Comes apart into five pieces
  Feather-touch disassembly means it breaks down for the boot or for storing in a small space at home, without tools.

• Up to 17 miles on a charge
  Two 35 Ah batteries give enough range for a full day out — much further than most small boot scooters.

• Choice of air-filled or solid tyres
  Air-filled tyres give a softer, more cushioned ride; solid tyres never puncture and won't mark floors indoors. Pick what suits the way you'll use it.

• Carries up to 181 kg (28 st 8 lb)
  A sturdy mid-size frame gives you a steady, confident feel, especially if smaller scooters have felt flimsy.

• Delta tiller
  Wraparound handles let you steer and control the speed with your whole hand — easier if arthritis or weak grip makes small levers awkward.

• Under-seat storage
  Keep your purse, keys and essentials tucked safely out of sight.

• Full LED lighting
  Front and rear lights help you see and be seen on darker mornings and evenings.

Colours available

Grey Street and True Blue.

Who it suits best

• You want more comfort and range than a small boot scooter gives
• You still need to take it in the car now and then
• Riders up to 28 stone 8 lb (181 kg)
• Everyday use on pavements, park paths and in town

Worth knowing before you buy

The Revo 2.0 comes apart, but it's a mid-size scooter — around 60 kg without its batteries, and its heaviest piece is roughly 26 kg. If you'll be lifting it into the car on your own every day, a lighter folding or boot scooter will be easier. It's also a 4 mph pavement scooter, so if you'd like to use the road and go faster, look at a Class 3 road scooter instead.

Questions customers ask us

Will it fit in my car?
It breaks down into five pieces and fits many medium and larger car boots. Call us first to check it's in stock, then bring your car and we'll check with you — or we can usually arrange a demo model.

Pneumatic or solid tyres — which should I choose?
Pneumatic (air-filled) tyres are more comfortable on rougher ground. Solid tyres are maintenance-free and puncture-proof, and suit mostly smooth pavements and indoor use.

How far will it go?
Pride quote up to 17 miles (28.6 km). Hills, cold weather and rider weight will all affect the real distance.