ScootNGo Folo Folding Mobility Scooter

Best for an adult who needs low-speed personal mobility on measured, firm paved routes, has ground-level storage or a tested loading plan, and fits ScootNGo's 5 ft 1 in to 5 ft 11 in guide. The 298-lb listed maximum load should include you and anything you carry.

Choose another option if you need road-commuter pace, regularly lift more than 50.16 lb, exceed the listed fit or load guidance, need an unmeasured grade to work, or require carrier acceptance and certification documentation before travel.

ScootNGo lists a 3.7 mph top speed, rear-wheel-drive sealed transaxle, 24V brushless drivetrain and 45A brushless controller. That is a low-speed mobility role, not the faster street-commuter role of the comparison scooters.

The supplier also lists 8-inch wheels, 2.2-inch ground clearance, a 47.24-inch turning radius, a 6-degree climbing angle, regenerative and electromechanical braking, and a 31.5-inch braking-distance figure. These are manufacturer specifications rather than StreetRides tests. Measure your turns, grades, surfaces and stopping room before relying on them.

Folo uses a removable 24V 12Ah battery. The published voltage and amp-hour figures calculate to about 288Wh. ScootNGo lists a 24V 2A charger and about 5 to 6 hours to charge.

The official specification table says up to 15 miles per charge, while product prose says up to 15.5 miles. We use 15 miles as the conservative maximum claim, not a guaranteed loop. Your weight and carried load, grade, stops, temperature, battery age, and charge state all affect distance. Flat downtown grids like Phoenix, Miami, and Minneapolis are the easiest routes for the Folo. Hills in San Francisco, Seattle, and Pittsburgh cut both range and safe stopping distance. ScootNGo does not publish a replacement-battery part number, price, or ordering path.

ScootNGo lists four wheels, 8-in tires, regenerative and electromechanical braking, plus a 31.5-inch braking-distance figure. The company also lists a USB port and storage bag. Those features do not prove a particular night route, grade or pavement condition is appropriate.

ScootNGo does not publish a model-specific UL, FDA, CE, FCC, RoHS, or ISO certification record. Supplier travel language says to confirm carrier policy. Do not treat Folo as airline, carry-on, cruise or universally certified without exact documentation for the trip or setting.

Before first use, read the delivered manual and inspect the folding latch, controls, tires and brakes. Confirm the seat, armrests, and tiller suit you, then make the first rides on a measured, low-risk route. The official page links a manual and a flyer. This page does not repeat instructions that appear only in those files, so read them before your first ride.

The Folo table lists five years for the frame and one year for drivetrain, electronics and battery, subject to ScootNGo's limited-warranty terms. Local labor and repairs are not automatically covered. Confirm authorized-retailer claim handling, returns, parts availability and who approves local work before purchase or activation.

Format and drive: four wheels. 3.7 mph listed top speed. Rear-wheel-drive sealed transaxle. 24V brushless drivetrain. 45A brushless controller.

Battery and charging: removable 24V 12Ah battery, approximately 288Wh calculated. 24V 2A charger. About 5 to 6 hours listed charging time. Up to 15 miles in the specification table, with conflicting product prose that says 15.5 miles.

Storage and dimensions: 50.16 lb with battery. 39.37 in long by 20.08 in wide. Folded 39.37 inches long by 20.08 inches wide by 12.6 inches high.

Fit and route: 298-lb maximum load. Recommended 5 ft 1 in to 5 ft 11 in rider height. 8 x 1.97-inch front and rear wheels. 2.2-inch ground clearance. 47.24-inch turning radius. 6-degree supplier-listed climbing angle.

Stopping and equipment: regenerative and electromechanical braking. 31.5-in supplier-listed braking distance. USB port and included storage bag.

ScootNGo does not publish the packaged shipping weight, replacement-battery ordering details, charger input voltage, an IP rating, or model-specific certification evidence.

Folo makes sense when a 12.6-in folded height, four-wheel layout and 3.7 mph pace match short paved outings better than a larger seated commuter scooter. Its 50.16-lb-with-battery figure and 39.37-in folded length are more useful decision facts than its travel marketing, and the 298-lb limit needs to include what goes in the bag.

Pause if stairs, a high vehicle load-in, steep grades, weather exposure, replacement-battery support, certification paperwork or carrier acceptance decides the purchase. The official U.S. listing showed the Folo available at $899 when checked. StreetRides keeps it out of stock until availability and fulfillment are reconfirmed. Public supplier availability is not a delivery promise.