A self-balancing wheelchair for £9,999 (ex VAT) could offer a more affordable way for disabled people to experience a different kind of powered mobility.
The Evo PT self-balancing wheelchair combines self-balancing technology with practical design, supportive seating and a strong focus on independence. Its two-wheel design and advanced balancing system provide a distinctive approach to personal mobility, while its large, robust tyres allow users to navigate beaches, rough paths and forest trails.
The latest EVO PT features fresh green upholstery, giving the chair a modern and distinctive appearance while maintaining its comfortable, supportive seating.
With its bold “Freedom to go further” message, EVO PT is designed for people who want to enjoy greater freedom in everyday mobility and experience a wheelchair built with an adventurous, practical spirit.
The philosophy behind the product is simple: mobility should help people do more. EVO PT brings together technology, practicality and a distinctive design to support that ambition.
This self-balancing wheelchair is designed for adults and teenagers with physical disabilities who weigh between 35kg and 125kg.
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EVO PT self-balancing wheelchair – key features
- Self-balancing technology – Advanced gyro-based dual-dependency technology monitors stability and automatically detects and corrects errors in real time.
- Intuitive body-controlled operation – Lean forwards or backwards to move, and sit upright to stop.
- Detachable steering bar – The steering bar can be removed to make transfers, transportation and storage easier.
- Automatic stabilising legs – Electrically operated support legs automatically extend when the EVO PT is stationary, providing additional stability.
- 18-inch wheels – Large wheels provide increased ground clearance and help tackle uneven terrain.
- Off-road capability – Designed for use on rough tracks, forest trails, beaches and other uneven surfaces.
- Easy wheelchair transfers – Folding armrests make transfers between a wheelchair and the EVO PT easier.
- Memory-foam seating – The seat cushion and backrest feature memory-foam padding for added comfort.
- Washable covers – Removable, zipped seat and backrest covers can be washed.
- Adjustable backrest – The backrest can be adjusted for a more comfortable seating position.
- Samsung 55V lithium battery – Powered by a 55V Samsung lithium battery.
- Battery range – Provides up to 30 miles/50km of range on a full charge.
- 13-amp charging – Can be charged from a standard UK three-pin 13-amp socket.
- Compact manoeuvrability – The two-wheel design allows the EVO PT to turn within its own footprint.
- 700mm width – The standard EVO PT is approximately 700mm wide and can fit through standard doorways.
- Lightweight and manoeuvrable – Designed for use both indoors and outdoors.
There is also an EVO XT option, which has chunkier off-road tyres for more challenging outdoor environments.
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How does the EVO PT differ from other self-balancing wheelchairs?
One of the most significant features of the EVO PT self-balancing wheelchair is its £9,999 price tag (ex VAT), which is almost half the price of other self-balancing wheelchairs on the market. At this affordable price, it gives more disabled people the experience of going places previously not possible.
The EVO PT is proudly made in the UK, bringing together British design and manufacturing with self-balancing mobility technology.
The company welcomes enquiries from mobility users, families, healthcare professionals, retailers and potential partners.
Video: EVO Pt wheeling through a park
For more information and to book an assessment, you can visit the EVO Mobility website or email enquiries@myevomobility.com.
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