Envoy – 8mph Road Scooter

Experience ultimate freedom with the Drive Medical Envoy 8mph scooter. Boasting an impressive 8mph top speed and a remarkable 30-mile range, it’s built for extended journeys. Enjoy superior comfort with all-round suspension and a sporty, adjustable seat. Discover powerful, reliable mobility in a compact design.

£2,399

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 8 is a powerful Class 3 road scooter for people who want the freedom to go further. A 500 W motor, 8 mph top speed and a range of around 30 miles take you on longer trips with confidence.

Highlights

  • 500 W motorConfident, high-torque performance outdoors.
  • Up to 30 milesLonger trips without frequent recharging.
  • All-round suspensionWith black pneumatic tyres to absorb bumps and uneven surfaces.
  • Sport-style captain’s seatWith adjustable armrests and a one-touch hydraulic tiller adjustment.
  • Road safetyFully functioning indicators, a bright LED headlight and a wing mirror.
  • Secondary cable brakeExtra peace of mind, with delta bars as standard.

Who it’s ideal for

Anyone who wants a robust, powerful road-legal scooter for daily use, longer journeys and outdoor travel.

Specifications

Class3 (road legal)
Top speed8 mph (12.8 km/h)*
RangeUp to 30 miles (48 km)*
Maximum user weight160 kg (25 stone)
Motor500 W high-torque
Batteries2 × 50Ah lead-acid
LengthApprox. 121 cm (48″)
WidthApprox. 60 cm (24″)
HeightApprox. 122 cm (48″)
Total weightApprox. 100 kg
Ground clearanceApprox. 65 mm (2.5″)
Maximum gradientApprox. 8°
TyresBlack pneumatic, 5″ rims

*Speed and range vary with user weight, terrain, weather and battery condition.

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.