Pride Go Go Elite Traveller Gen 3 Specs: Weight, Range & Size

What are the Pride Go Go Elite Traveller Gen 3 specifications?

Specification	Details
Model	SC443E
Weight capacity	300 lbs.
Maximum speed	Up to 4.23 mph
Turning radius	39.2 in.
Overall length	41.5 in.
Overall width	19.45 in.
Ground clearance	1.29 in. at motor; 3.5 in. under deck
Seat-to-deck height	16.38 to 17.83 in.
Seat-to-ground height	20.75 to 22.25 in.
12Ah range	Up to 8.9 miles at 220 lbs.; 7.1 miles at 300 lbs.
18Ah range	Up to 14.1 miles at 220 lbs.; 11.3 miles at 300 lbs.
Weight without batteries	83.6 lbs.
Weight with 12Ah battery	103 lbs.
Weight with 18Ah battery	111 lbs.
Heaviest piece	36.2 lbs., front section
Seat	17 × 17 in., foldable mesh back
Drive	Rear-wheel drive, sealed transaxle, 24-volt DC motor
Brakes	Regenerative and electromechanical
Suspension	None
Battery	12Ah standard; 18Ah upgrade; sealed lead-acid
HCPCS	K0800, Group 1 Standard

What do these specifications mean in everyday use?

The 39.2-inch turning radius and 19.45-inch width matter in tighter spaces. The 36.2-lb. heaviest piece matters if you plan to load the scooter into a vehicle. The clearance figures refer to different points: 1.29 inches at the motor and 3.5 inches beneath the deck. The two battery options let you weigh transportation weight against published driving range.

How much weight can the Gen 3 carry?

The Elite Traveller Gen 3 has a maximum weight capacity of 300 lbs. Include the rider and items carried on the scooter when considering that limit. Pride publishes separate battery range figures at 220 lbs. and 300 lbs., so rider weight is relevant when comparing expected range.

How fast does the Gen 3 go?

Its published maximum speed is up to 4.23 mph. This is a compact travel scooter focused on maneuverability and portability rather than maximum speed.

How far can the Gen 3 travel on a charge?

12Ah battery: Up to 8.9 miles at 220 lbs. or 7.1 miles at 300 lbs.
18Ah battery: Up to 14.1 miles at 220 lbs. or 11.3 miles at 300 lbs.

The 18Ah option offers more published range for longer outings, while the complete scooter weighs more with it: 111 lbs. versus 103 lbs. with the 12Ah battery. Actual range varies with rider weight, terrain, temperature, battery condition, driving habits, and other conditions.

What is the turning radius of the Gen 3?

The published turning radius is 39.2 inches. Pride's EZ Turn Technology is designed to support maneuverability on a four-wheel platform. Turning radius matters in homes, hallways, stores, restaurants, and other tighter spaces. Check the full space available to turn, not just the scooter's width.

How large is the Gen 3, and will it fit my space?

The scooter measures 41.5 inches long by 19.45 inches wide. Compare those measurements with doorways, storage areas, and your vehicle's cargo opening and available space. The redesigned deck also provides more foot-positioning options without making the scooter unusually wide.

How much ground clearance does the Gen 3 have?

Pride lists 1.29 inches at the motor and 3.5 inches beneath the deck. These measure different points, so do not treat the under-deck number as clearance across the entire scooter. The sloped deck lets riders place their feet on the flat center or farther forward near the front wheels. As a compact travel scooter without suspension, it is best suited to smoother everyday surfaces.

How much does the Gen 3 weigh for transport?

Without batteries: 83.6 lbs.
With the 12Ah battery: 103 lbs.
With the 18Ah battery: 111 lbs.
Heaviest disassembled piece: Approximately 36.2 lbs. (front section).

Its five-piece Feather Touch disassembly allows transport in sections. If you will load it into a car or SUV regularly, consider whether you or your helper can safely lift the heaviest piece and whether every section fits in the vehicle.

What are the seat dimensions and heights?

The folding mesh-back seat measures 17 inches wide by 17 inches deep. Published seat-to-deck height is 16.38 to 17.83 inches; seat-to-ground height is 20.75 to 22.25 inches. Compare the seat size and height with your needs for knee position, foot placement, tiller reach, and getting on and off. The sloped deck and angle-adjustable Delta tiller may help with positioning, but comfort is individual.

What should I know about the motor, brakes, tires, and suspension?

The Gen 3 uses rear-wheel drive, a sealed transaxle, and a 24-volt DC motor. Its regenerative and electromechanical braking helps slow and stop the scooter when the throttle is released during normal operation. The flat-free, non-scuffing tires do not need air pressure checks. There is no traditional suspension, so expect a travel-scooter ride on uneven surfaces.

Does HCPCS K0800 mean insurance will cover the Gen 3?

Pride lists the scooter under HCPCS K0800, Group 1 Standard. A code identifies a classification; it is not a guarantee of Medicare or other insurance coverage. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances, medical necessity, plan rules, documentation, and supplier participation. Check directly with the insurer and a participating supplier before assuming coverage.

Is the Gen 3 the right travel scooter for me?

The Gen 3 combines a narrow 19.45-inch profile, 39.2-inch turning radius, redesigned foot area, and five-piece disassembly. Its 12Ah and 18Ah choices trade complete-scooter weight for published range. Before choosing, check your actual doorway and vehicle measurements, lifting ability, seating needs, and typical travel distance.