Sun Tech eFOLDi Lite Compact Mobility Scooter
Jul-07-19
The eFOLDI Lite personal mobility scooter from Sun Tech packs down to the size of a suitcase for easy transport.Winner of the British Invention of the Year, the eFOLDi Lite features a magnesium alloy body and efficient battery design that brings the scooter’s total weight to just 33 pounds with a payload capacity of 260 pounds. The Lite can travel on rough terrain and boasts an electromagnetic braking system for safely on slopes, and its onboard battery offers a range of up to 14 miles on a single 5 ½ hour full charge. Perhaps most significantly, the eFOLDi Lite can pack down to just 24 x 21 x 12.5 in and quickly unfold for use with just a few simple moves.
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How do you purchase the Efoldi lite. I live in the US
Posted by Ernie Perez on October 21, 2019
Hi Ernie,
The eFOLDi Lite will be available in February 2020. If you want to purchase please contact us directly at [email protected] and we can discuss price and shipment.
Posted by Melanie Jones on October 22, 2019
Hi, I’m interested in the efoldi lite. Is there any way to try one here in the United States? I would like to make sure iI feel stable on it since I have balance issues due to ataxia. Also I have short arms and am wondering if the handlebar column is adjustable? I would probably need to tilt it slightly to be closer to the seat. Also, how would I go about buying one? Thank you! Becky Crowe
Posted by Becky Crowe on June 19, 2022
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How do you purchase the Efoldi lite. I live in the US
Posted by Ernie Perez on October 21, 2019
Hi Ernie,
The eFOLDi Lite will be available in February 2020. If you want to purchase please contact us directly at [email protected] and we can discuss price and shipment.
Posted by Melanie Jones on October 22, 2019
Hi, I’m interested in the efoldi lite. Is there any way to try one here in the United States? I would like to make sure iI feel stable on it since I have balance issues due to ataxia. Also I have short arms and am wondering if the handlebar column is adjustable? I would probably need to tilt it slightly to be closer to the seat. Also, how would I go about buying one? Thank you! Becky Crowe
Posted by Becky Crowe on June 19, 2022
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