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Pride Victory 10 vs Pride Maxima

$916 apart. Here is which one to buy, and for whom.

Short answer · prices checked Nov 12, 2026The Pride Victory 10 wins, 8.8/10 against 8.2/10, mostly on heaviest piece you lift and price; the Pride Maxima hits back on weight capacity. Pick the Pride Victory 10 for everyday riders who want a full-size, 400 lb scooter that still comes apart for the car. Pick the Pride Maxima for riders over 400 lb who need a 500 lb rating, a 22-inch seat and real range.

Pride Victory 10 4-Wheel

No. 5 · Our pick here

Best for everyday riders who want a full-size, 400 lb scooter that still comes apart for the car.

  • + 400 lb capacity
  • + 15.5 mi range
  • + 63 lb heaviest piece
  • + Breaks down into pieces
8.8/10Very good
  • 400 lb weight capacity (Pride)
  • Up to 15.5 miles per charge with the standard U1 batteries; 40 Ah batteries optional
  • 5.3 mph top speed and 10-inch solid tires

The catch: The heaviest piece is 63 lb and the scooter weighs 185 lb with batteries. Mobility Department's page advertises 20 to 25 miles of range; Pride's own spec sheet says up to 15.5 miles, and that is the figure we use.

$2,529 at Mobility Department · checked Nov 12, 2026

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Pride Maxima 4-Wheel

No. 12

Best for riders over 400 lb who need a 500 lb rating, a 22-inch seat and real range.

  • + 500 lb capacity
  • + 19.5 mi range
  • + 196.8 lb heaviest piece
  • + Does not come apart
8.2/10Good
  • 500 lb weight capacity (Pride)
  • 22-inch-wide high-back seat, depth adjustable from 18 to 20 inches
  • Up to 19.5 miles per charge, tested at maximum weight capacity

The catch: It does not come apart, so it lives where it can be driven in and out: a garage, a ground-floor entry with a ramp, or a vehicle with a lift built for it. At 27 inches wide and 47.5 long with a 53-inch turning radius, it also needs room indoors. Batteries are covered for 6 months, the electronics and drivetrain for 2 years.

$3,445 at Mobility Department · checked Nov 12, 2026

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What decides it

  • Price: the Pride Victory 10 costs $2,529 at Mobility Department, the Pride Maxima $3,445 at Mobility Department: a $916 gap, checked Nov 12, 2026.
  • Lifting it: Pride Victory 10: 63 lb (front section). Pride Maxima: Does not disassemble (Pride): the 196.8 lb base travels in one piece. That is 133.8 lb less to lift with the Pride Victory 10.
  • Weight capacity: the Pride Maxima is rated for 500 lb, the Pride Victory 10 for 400 lb.
  • Range and speed: Pride Victory 10: 15.5 mi per charge, 5.3 mph. Pride Maxima: 19.5 mi, 5.8 mph. Range figures are the makers' own, usually measured in good conditions.
  • Folding: Pride Victory 10: breaks down into pieces. Pride Maxima: does not come apart.
  • Battery and flying: Pride Victory 10: sealed lead-acid / gel. Pride Maxima: sealed lead-acid / gel.
  • Warranty: Pride Victory 10: lifetime frame, 2 years electronics. Pride Maxima: lifetime frame, 2 years electronics.

Every spec, side by side

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Pride Victory 10 vs Pride Maxima
ScooterPride Victory 108.8/10Pride Maxima8.2/10
Price$2,529$3,445
Heaviest piece63 lb196.8 lb
Total weight137 lb without batteries, 185 lb with U1 batteries (Pride)196.8 lb without batteries, plus two 36.5 lb batteries (Pride)
Weight capacity400 lb500 lb
Range per charge15.5 mi19.5 mi
Top speed5.3 mph5.8 mph
FoldingBreaks down into piecesDoes not come apart
Wheels44
BatterySealed lead-acid / gelSealed lead-acid / gel
Turning radius45.5"53"
Ground clearance2"2.25"
WarrantyLifetime frame, 2 years electronicsLifetime frame, 2 years electronics
Sold byMobility DepartmentMobility Department
BuySee price See price

Pick the Pride Victory 10 if…

  • The rider is between 300 and 400 lb
  • The scooter mostly lives at home and in the driveway, with occasional car trips
  • You want speed and range for neighborhood rides

The catch: The heaviest piece is 63 lb and the scooter weighs 185 lb with batteries. Mobility Department's page advertises 20 to 25 miles of range; Pride's own spec sheet says up to 15.5 miles, and that is the figure we use.

Pick the Pride Maxima if…

  • The rider weighs 400 to 500 lb
  • The scooter is for daily neighborhood use from a garage or ramp
  • Seat width and comfort matter more than portability

The catch: It does not come apart, so it lives where it can be driven in and out: a garage, a ground-floor entry with a ramp, or a vehicle with a lift built for it. At 27 inches wide and 47.5 long with a 53-inch turning radius, it also needs room indoors. Batteries are covered for 6 months, the electronics and drivetrain for 2 years.

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Pride Victory 10 or Pride Maxima?

Which is better, the Pride Victory 10 or the Pride Maxima?

The Pride Victory 10 wins, 8.8/10 against 8.2/10, mostly on heaviest piece you lift and price; the Pride Maxima hits back on weight capacity. Pick the Pride Victory 10 for everyday riders who want a full-size, 400 lb scooter that still comes apart for the car. Pick the Pride Maxima for riders over 400 lb who need a 500 lb rating, a 22-inch seat and real range.

Which is cheaper?

The Pride Victory 10: $2,529 against $3,445, both checked November 12, 2026. Pride Victory 10: Mobility Department advertises 20-25 miles; we use Pride's own figure (up to 15.5 miles). Pride Maxima: Mobility Department showed $3,445 with the standard seat; the power elevating seat adds $820.

Which is easier to lift into a car?

Pride Victory 10: 63 lb (front section). Pride Maxima: Does not disassemble (Pride): the 196.8 lb base travels in one piece. If lifting is hard for whoever loads it, ask the doctor or a physical therapist what is safe, and look at our lightweight ranking.

Which holds more weight?

Pride Victory 10: 400 lb. Pride Maxima: 500 lb. Treat the rating as a hard limit.

Which one can fly?

Pride Victory 10: It runs on sealed (non-spillable) batteries. Under FAA rules those can fly, but the airline sets the procedure and may need advance notice and extra check-in time, so call it before you book.

Pride Maxima: It runs on sealed (non-spillable) batteries. Under FAA rules those can fly, but the airline sets the procedure and may need advance notice and extra check-in time, so call it before you book.

What is the catch with each?

Pride Victory 10: The heaviest piece is 63 lb and the scooter weighs 185 lb with batteries. Mobility Department's page advertises 20 to 25 miles of range; Pride's own spec sheet says up to 15.5 miles, and that is the figure we use.

Pride Maxima: It does not come apart, so it lives where it can be driven in and out: a garage, a ground-floor entry with a ramp, or a vehicle with a lift built for it. At 27 inches wide and 47.5 long with a 53-inch turning radius, it also needs room indoors. Batteries are covered for 6 months, the electronics and drivetrain for 2 years.