#2 Red T-Sport boot scooter folded, with removable battery and adjustable handlebar

Rank #2 in Best Mobility Scooters 2026: 10 Ranked, and Where the Numbers Disagree

T-Sport Auto-Folding Boot Scooter, Red

Rating
4.7
Ratings
54
Rank
#2
Price at Amazon £799.89

Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.

The T-Sport VHE-MOBX5 is a folding travel scooter listed at £799.89, rated 4.7 out of 5 from 54 Amazon ratings, and it takes the number 2 spot in this guide. It is a boot scooter in the modern mould: the listing says it folds automatically via a remote or a button on the scooter itself, that the battery lifts out for charging away from the machine, and that it weighs 24kg. One buyer with a Ford Kuga reports it fits in the boot with a little space left over, while another says it is compact enough to fold down to the size of a case.

Where this scooter gets interesting is where its own numbers stop matching. The bullets say 24kg and a range of 10-15km per charge. The specification fields on the same page list the Item Weight as 25 kg and the Battery Average Life as 12.5 Kilometres. Those are small gaps rather than dramatic ones, but they are still two different weights and two different ranges quoted for one machine, and they sit alongside a turn radius of 49 Centimeters and a top speed of 4 mph. It is worth knowing which number you are relying on before you order. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing for this scooter and from the customer reviews shown there; we have not tested it ourselves.

How those 54 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.7 stars.

5 star
82%
4 star
14%
3 star
1%
2 star
0%
1 star
3%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £799.89
Rating 4.7 out of 5, from 54 ratings
Weight claimed in bullet points 24 kg
Item Weight (as listed) 25 kg
Maximum Speed 4 mph
Range per charge (bullet points) 10-15 km
Battery Average Life (as listed) 12.5 Kilometres
Turn Radius 49 Centimeters

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“Lovely mobility scooter, folds easily with the by pressing the fob, and fits in the boot perfectly, and in my car, which is a Ford Kuga, I still have a little bit of space. It's a bit on the heavy side for me to lift on my own, but i'm really pleased with it.”

Jennifer Newman
Verified purchase

“So very pleased with my scooter, easy to assemble, lighter in weight than my other scooters.Study, good quality. I'm pleased it got manual as well as automatic my last scooter couldn't be closed manually, I would recommend it, very happy thank you”

Mrs Hazel Hall

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Mobility Scooters 2026: 10 Ranked, and Where the Numbers Disagree.

Questions people ask

How much does the T-Sport VHE-MOBX5 weigh?

The bullet points on the listing say 24kg, while the Item Weight field on that same listing says 25 kg.

How far will it go on one charge?

The bullet points quote 10-15km of range per charge; the Battery Average Life field on the same listing says 12.5 Kilometres.

Does it really fold by itself?

The listing says it folds down automatically for transport using a remote or a button on the scooter, and that there is a large lever to go forward and one to go backward.

Can I charge the battery off the scooter?

Yes. The listing says the battery is easily removeable so it can be taken off for convenient charging, and asks buyers who want a spare to contact the seller about ordering one.

What is the top speed and maximum user weight?

The listing quotes a maximum speed of 4 mph and a maximum weight recommendation of 120 Kilograms.

Is the T-Sport VHE-MOBX5 sold VAT free?

The listing states the product is VAT free because it is intended for the chronically ill and disabled, and that by purchasing it you confirm this.

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