Envoy 4mph – Pavement Mobility Scooter

Experience remarkable freedom with the Drive Envoy 4mph scooter. Its powerful batteries deliver an impressive 28-mile range on a single charge, perfect for longer outings. Enjoy a consistently smooth ride thanks to all-round suspension and pneumatic tyres. Navigate with confidence and style, even in low light, with its bright LED headlight.

£1,899

Available to try and buy in store

  • Try it before you buySee it in one of our 12 showrooms across South Wales and Yate.
  • Advice from people who knowFamily-run since 1980. Our team will help you find the right fit.
  • Support after you buyServicing, repairs and part exchange from our own engineers.

Additional Information

The Drive Envoy 4 is a reliable 4 mph pavement scooter with the ride of a larger machine. All-round suspension, large pneumatic tyres and a range of up to 30 miles make daily outings easy.

Highlights

  • Up to 30 milesExtended range for errands and day trips without frequent recharging.
  • All-round suspensionWith large pneumatic tyres to smooth out uneven surfaces.
  • 350 W motorConsistent, responsive performance for everyday travel.
  • Adjustable tiller and armrestsFind a comfortable driving position, with delta-style steering bars.
  • LED headlightBetter visibility in low light.
  • Free-wheel switchOptional, for pushing the scooter manually when needed.

Who it’s ideal for

Daily errands, local trips and regular social outings, for anyone who wants a comfortable, dependable pavement scooter.

Specifications

Top speed 4 mph (approx. 6.4 km/h)
Range Up to 30 miles (approx. 48 km)*
Maximum user weight 160 kg (25 stone)
Motor 350 W
Batteries 2 × 12V, 34Ah, 42Ah or 50Ah options
Overall length Approx. 121 cm (47.5″)
Overall width Approx. 60 cm (23.5″)
Overall height Approx. 102 cm (40″)
Seat Approx. 45 cm wide, 44 cm deep
Ground clearance Approx. 6.5 cm (2.5″)
Tiller Delta bars
Tyres Pneumatic (air-filled)

*Range depends on user weight, terrain, battery type and condition, and driving style.

FAQs

Do I need insurance for a mobility scooter?
No, insurance isn’t a legal requirement, but we do recommend it. Our insurance page explains your options.

How much does a mobility scooter cost to run?
Very little. Charging typically costs around 10p a night. Repairs and maintenance can be costly, so insurance is worth considering in case of damage.

NEED HELP CHOOSING?

Talk it through with someone who knows the range

Ask about test drives, part exchange or a home demonstration, or call us on 01685 884226.