Here is every current electric 3-wheel scooter, 4-wheel scooter, folding scooter and power wheelchair from Pride Mobility and Golden Technologies, America's two largest mobility manufacturers. Each model shows its manufacturer model number, list price (MSRP) and key specifications, sorted the same way Pride and Golden sort their own lineups.

Try any of them at the Electropedic Mobility Scooter Superstore on Camelback Road in Phoenix, or at our Burbank showroom. Our family has sold and serviced mobility equipment since 1964, and we deliver, set up and service throughout Maricopa County.

The short answer: a 3-wheel scooter turns tightest indoors; a 4-wheel scooter is steadier outdoors; a folding scooter or folding power chair is best if you lift it into a car or fly; and a power wheelchair is best if you sit most of the day or need to turn around in a bathroom or kitchen.

Shopping by the manufacturers' own categories is the quickest route to the right model. Pride sorts scooters by wheel count and by use, and keeps its Go Go travel scooters as a separate family. Golden filters by wheels and type, then groups models into Travel and Heavy Duty. Pride sorts Jazzy chairs into five categories; Golden sorts its chairs by travel use and drive layout.

Some models live in more than one category. Pride lists the Go Go Endurance AL+ under both Heavy Duty and EZ Turn, and the Jazzy Carbon HD under Lightweight, Folding and Heavy Duty. Golden lists the Buzzaround CarryOn HD under both Travel and Heavy Duty.

Both manufacturers keep a dedicated 3-wheel category. These turn tightest and give the most legroom, ideal for shopping, apartments and senior communities.

Four wheels give a planted, confident feel on ramps, curb cuts and desert-landscaped paths, from compact travel scooters to full-size machines.

EZ Turn is Pride's patented steering that lets a 4-wheel scooter turn like a 3-wheeler while all four wheels stay on the ground. These are the models in Pride's EZ Turn category.

Go Go is Pride's travel family. Most models break into light pieces with no tools, which has made them America's best-selling travel scooters.

Golden's Travel Scooters: the LT for the lightest weight, XL and XL+ for compact everyday riding, EX and LX for full-size comfort that still comes apart, and LiteRider for a modern tubular frame.

The everyday workhorses, with captain's seats, longer range and a smoother ride. Golden calls these Full-Size; Pride files them under 3-Wheel and 4-Wheel.

Pride's Heavy Duty and Golden's Heavy Duty Scooters categories together. Step up to heavy duty if you weigh over about 300 lbs, ride long distances or carry oxygen and groceries.

Big pneumatic tires, full suspension and speeds up to 11 mph make these right for desert paths, lake trips and resort living. Keep batteries out of the summer heat.

Manufacturer suggested retail prices (MSRP) as listed by Pride Mobility and Golden Technologies in October 2026. Electropedic sells below MSRP; call 800-727-1954 for the world's lowest price.

Some models carry Medicare HCPCS codes (Golden's Companion line is K0807, the Compass Sport K0823, several Buzzaround models K0800 or K0801), while many travel and folding models are not coded. Coverage requires a face-to-face doctor evaluation and documented need in the home, so confirm with your doctor and plan.

Many customers pay privately because it is faster and travel models are often not covered. We also sell used electric scooters at 1/2 off regular price, and rent scooters by the week or month for winter visitors and short-term recovery. Call 800-733-1818.