eFOLDi Navigator

The eFOLDi Navigator weighs just 12.4 kg* (27 lbs) without the battery, and 14 kg ( 31lbs) with the battery. It’s light enough to make transport easy, but still sturdy and reliable.

The eFOLDi Navigator can safely carry up to 135 kg (21 stone / 297 lbs).

It travels at a comfortable speed of up to 6 km/h (4 mph), perfect for getting around town or enjoying walks.

It uses a safe and easy-to-use electro-magnetic braking system, which activates as soon as you release the joystick, slowing the chair gently to a stop.

Yes, the footrest has three height settings to suit your comfort, no matter your height.

Yes, the controller is movable, so you can position it on whichever side is most comfortable for you.

It takes up to 5 hours to fully charge.

The Navigator comes equipped with state-of-the-art, automotive-grade Li-Ion batteries from tier one suppliers that deliver safe, powerful, and long-lasting performance.

The eFOLDi Power Chair comes with two batteries as standard. A main battery and a reserve. The reserve battery plugs into a cradle underneath the Power Chair alongside the main battery. When the main battery is exhausted simply switch the batteries over.

It can travel up to 8 miles, depending on factors like terrain and usage.

You can charge the battery either while it’s still in the chair or by removing it. The battery is detachable, so you can charge it separately, leaving your chair in the car while you recharge. It’s all about making it as convenient for you as possible.

Yes, you can! You’ll be able to drive your eFOLDi Navigator up to the cabin door. You’ll need to remove the battery and carry it with you during the flight, but your chair will be safely stored in the hold. When you land, your Navigator will be returned to you. Please check with your airline before traveling.

No, it’s simple to use without the need for keys.

Yes, if you need a little extra help, the eFOLDi Navigator has an “attendant control” feature. This allows someone to either push you using the motor for assistance or disengage the motor and push the chair manually like a regular wheelchair.