
PrideRevo 2.0
A bigger boot scooter with suspension that still splits into pieces for a car.
- Boot scootersplits into pieces
- Lead-acid or lithiumbattery, check listing
- 12listings now
What sellers say about the Revo 2.0
From the titles of today's eBay UK listingsPrice history
We started tracking this scooter on 21 Oct 2026. The chart fills in as we record prices each day.
12 listings
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Pride Revo 2.0 4-Wheel Mobility Scooter Blue/Black w/ Basket Charger ManualPrivate seller markjwebster · 100% · 128 feedback£491 collection only 36% below typical -
Pride Revo 2.0 mobility scooterPrivate seller purplerunningboy · 100% · 164 feedback£619 collection only 20% below typical -
Pride Revo 2.0 Mobility Scooter Portable Car Boot ScooterPrivate seller bak-jmcki1u · 100% · 15 feedback£772 collection only About typical -
Used Electric Mobility Scooter Pride Revo Class 2 4mph Boot CompatibleDealer humbermobility · 100% · 2,492 feedback£795 free delivery About typical -
Preowned Pride Revo 4mph Carboot ScooterDealer llgwheelchairs · 100% · 1,143 feedback£795 collection only About typical -
Pride Revo 2.0 Portable Mobility Boot Scooter - 5Mph - 35AhDealer ukmobilitystore · 99.8% · 27,626 feedback£1,549 free delivery 9% below typical -
Pride Mobility Scooter Revo 2.0 Portable Car Boot 4Mph 35Ah - Pneumatic TyresDealer mobilityaids2016 · 100% · 1,072 feedback£1,699 free delivery About typical -
Pride Mobility Scooter Revo 2.0 Portable Car Boot - 4Mph -35Ah Solid TyresDealer mobilityaids2016 · 100% · 1,072 feedback£1,699 free delivery About typical -
Pride Mobility Scooter Revo 2.0 Portable Car Boot 4Mph 35Ah - Pneumatic TyresDealer mobilityaids2016 · 100% · 1,072 feedback£1,699 free delivery About typical -
Pride Mobility Scooter Revo 2.0 Portable Car Boot - 4Mph -35Ah Solid TyresDealer mobilityaids2016 · 100% · 1,072 feedback£1,699 free delivery About typical -
Pride Revo 2.0 In Blue - 13-Mile Battery RangeDealer kettle-and-toaster-man-ltd · 99.3% · 2,708 feedback£2,139 free delivery 26% above typical -
Pride Revo 2.0 In Grey - Full Suspension ComfortDealer kettle-and-toaster-man-ltd · 99.3% · 2,708 feedback£2,139 free delivery 26% above typical
Before you buy a used Revo 2.0
- Ask about the batteries first. How old are they, and how far does it go on a full charge now? Batteries usually last 2–4 years, and a new pair can cost £60–£200. "New batteries" in the listing is worth paying a little more for.
- Lift each piece yourself. Ask the seller to take it apart while you watch, then lift the heaviest piece (usually the rear section) into your car boot. Check the catches and the seat pin aren't worn or loose.
- Test drive it. Forwards, backwards, up a slope and round a tight turn. Listen for grinding from the motor, and check the brakes hold it on a slope when you let go.
- Check it fits your car and your life. Measure your boot, and think about who will lift it. If you want to fly with it, check the battery's watt-hours (Wh) on its label against your airline's rules.
- Charger, keys and paperwork. Make sure the charger, keys (if it has them) and any manual or service history come with it. A dealer warranty is worth having.
- Pay through eBay. eBay's Money Back Guarantee covers you if it isn't as described, even when you collect in person, but only if you pay through eBay. Never pay by bank transfer to a seller you haven't met.
More tips in our used mobility scooter buying guide.
Questions
How much is a used Pride Revo 2.0 worth?
Based on current eBay UK Buy It Now listings, a used Pride Revo 2.0 typically costs £772 including postage, with the cheapest at £491. Newer scooters, scooters with new batteries and ones from dealers with a warranty sell for more. These are asking prices, so you can often pay less.
How much does a new or ex-demo Pride Revo 2.0 cost?
New and ex-demo Pride Revo 2.0 scooters on eBay UK typically cost £1,699, from £1,549. Buying used saves about 55% on average.
How does the Pride Revo 2.0 fold?
A bigger boot scooter with suspension that still splits into pieces for a car. It's a boot scooter: it doesn't fold, but splits into a few lighter pieces (typically the seat, battery, front and rear) so they can be lifted into a car boot one at a time.
Can you take the Pride Revo 2.0 on a plane?
Usually not as standard: most Pride Revo 2.0 scooters use sealed lead-acid batteries, which airlines rarely accept. Look for a lithium version, and always check with your airline before you book.







