Manufacturer: Pride Mobility

The manufacturer Pride Mobility is one of the world’s largest leading mobility companies and provides a wide range of products through both its own brand and a number of subsidiaries. Under Pride Mobility you will find product ranges such as Jazzy, Zero Torn and specialist products from Quantum Rehab, a leader in complex rehab power chairs. The focus for all mobility products is on expert engineering and innovative design to enhance its customers’ quality of life. Shire Mobility stocks an extensive range of Pride Mobility scooters that you can arrange to view from any of our stores in Northampton, Bicester and Banbury.

From: £7,500

with VAT relief

From: £1,899

with VAT relief

From: £1,299

with VAT relief

From: £1,599

with VAT relief

From: £999

with VAT relief

From: £1,999

with VAT relief

From: £2,999

with VAT relief

From: £4,799

with VAT relief

From: £3,600

with VAT relief

From: £2,899

with VAT relief

From: £2,099

with VAT relief

From: £1,950

with VAT relief

From: £1,950

with VAT relief

From: £4,250

with VAT relief

Pride Mobility scooter FAQs

How much are Pride Mobility scooters?

Pride Mobility has an extensive range of models to choose from. They range from transportable scooters starting around £950 that fit into the back of your car to 8mph road legal scooters such as the Pride Colt Pursuit at around £2,599. Checkout the website.

What are the best mobility scooters for the outdoors?

If you are looking for a solution for going over stone paths such as canal paths then look for a scooter with a good ground clearance to start with. Look also for a good range of power and ideally with suspension to soak up the knocks.

Where is Pride Mobility located?

Pride Mobility and Quantum head Office is based in the US and has offices in the UK, Netherlands, Italy, Canada and Australia.

Do Pride Mobility scooters need servicing?

A Pride scooter just like any other scooter should be serviced every year. Treat it like you would a car. It has mechanical parts that wear with use.

What is the difference between a Class 2 and Class 3 mobility scooter?

Class 2 are machines that have a maximum speed of 4mph and are legal for use on pavements. Class 3 are 8mph road-legal machines with many having the ability to switch to 4mph when needed to be driven on the pavement.

Can you get VAT relief on mobility scooters?

Speak to your local mobility store to understand more about VAT relief.

Contact Shire Mobility your local Pride Mobility Scooter Specialist and Stockists.

Bank Holiday Opening Times

Our stores will be closed on

MONDAY 25TH MAY 

Re-open on the 26TH MAY with our normal working hours from that date.

Check your nearest branches standard opening times.

Christmas Opening Times

Christmas Opening Times

On Wednesday 24th of December, all stores will be open from 9am to 12pm and will then close and re-open on the 2nd of January  2026 with normal  working hours from that date.

Check your nearest branches opening times.