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Pride · 2025 · folding powerchair

Pride Jazzy Carbon Ultra-Lite 10ah (2025)

Reference UM-2W17GV — quote this if you ring

Carbon folding powerchair, 14.5 kg without battery: one-lever fold, 4 mph, lithium battery.

Grade A-: Like new, a few minor cosmetic marks

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£1,795 with VAT relief

£2,154 with VAT · £2,795 new (with VAT relief)

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Its condition, in plain words

Notes on this machine's condition. Ring us if you want more detail.

This Pride Jazzy Carbon Ultra-Lite 10ah (2025) is graded A-, described as like new with a few minor cosmetic marks. The only fault we have found is a little scuff on the underside of the footplate mount.

Engineer's checks

  • BrakesPassed
  • BatteriesPassed
  • Charger and chargingPassed
  • Tyres and wheelsPassed
  • Steering and tillerNot applicable
  • Lights and indicatorsPassed
  • Controller and wiringPassed
  • Motor and gearboxBoth motors tested and passedPassed
  • Seat and armrestsPassed
  • Road testPassed

Battery health

97%

Lithium batteries tested under load before sale.

Tested 2 November 2026

Specification

The manufacturer's figures for the Jazzy Carbon Ultra-Lite.

14.5 kg

Weight (without battery)

4 mph

Top speed

125 kg

Maximum user weight

620 × 340 × 800 mm

Folded (L × W × H)

Pride call the Jazzy Carbon Ultra Lite their lightest powerchair. The frame is carbon fibre and it weighs 14.5 kg without its battery. A single lever folds it to 620 × 340 × 800 mm for a car boot, a train or storage at home. It has a stretch mesh backrest, front wheel suspension, flip-back armrests, a fold-away footplate and a USB charging port, and the joystick position can be adjusted.

It goes up to 4 mph (6 km/h) and is meant for indoors and pavements. The removable lithium battery is either the 10Ah, for up to 9 miles (about 14.5 km), or the larger 20Ah, for up to 20 km (about 12.4 miles; Pride's UK page says 18 miles): each listing says which this chair has. The battery can be taken out to charge, and it is safe for air travel, but each airline sets its own rules, so check with yours before you fly. Some chairs have the optional headrest or attendant control. The owner's manual rates it for users up to 125 kg (Pride's UK page says 136 kg).

Performance

Top speed4 mph (6 km/h)
Turning radius900 mm
Maximum obstacle40 mm (owner's manual)
Maximum slope6° (owner's manual)
Charger29.4V 2A
Air travelLithium battery safe for air travel; check with your airline

Size

Open (L × W × H)1000 × 620 × 950 mm
Folded (L × W × H)620 × 340 × 800 mm
Seat width450 mm
Seat depth450 mm
Seat height480 mm (owner's manual)
WheelsFront 203 mm (8"), rear 304 mm (12")

Weight

Weight14.5 kg (without battery)
Maximum user weight125 kg (about 19 st 9 lb; Pride's UK page says 136 kg)
FrameCarbon fibre

Varies from chair to chair

Batteries10Ah or 20Ah lithium-ion
RangeUp to 9 miles (about 14.5 km) with the 10Ah battery, up to 20 km (about 12.4 miles) with the 20Ah (Pride's UK page says 18 miles)

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What's included

Charger
Batteries
Written condition notes

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