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Pride Victory 10 vs Solax Transformer 2

$246 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 8.5/10, mostly on warranty and weight capacity; the Solax Transformer 2 hits back on air-travel battery. 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 Solax Transformer 2 for travelers who want a remote-folding four-wheeler with the most range among the folders.

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

Best for travelers who want a remote-folding four-wheeler with the most range among the folders.

  • + 300 lb capacity
  • + 13.5 mi range
  • + 55 lb heaviest piece
  • + Auto-folding (remote)
8.5/10Very good
  • Folds and unfolds by remote, by an on-board button, or by hand
  • Up to 13.5 miles of range, 300 lb capacity (Solax)
  • 24 V, 10.5 Ah lithium battery of about 252 Wh, 4 lb

The catch: It weighs 55 lb with the battery (Solax; Mobility Department says 53), and the warranty is three years on the metal frame but only one year on electrical-mechanical parts and six months on the battery. Solax notes the frame warranty does not cover the folding motor.

$2,775 at Solax Mobility · checked Nov 12, 2026

What decides it

  • Price: the Pride Victory 10 costs $2,529 at Mobility Department, the Solax Transformer 2 $2,775 at Solax Mobility: a $246 gap, checked Nov 12, 2026.
  • Lifting it: Pride Victory 10: 63 lb (front section). Solax Transformer 2: Folds in one piece: 55 lb with the battery. That is 8 lb less to lift with the Solax Transformer 2.
  • Weight capacity: the Pride Victory 10 is rated for 400 lb, the Solax Transformer 2 for 300 lb.
  • Range and speed: Pride Victory 10: 15.5 mi per charge, 5.3 mph. Solax Transformer 2: 13.5 mi, 3.75 mph. Range figures are the makers' own, usually measured in good conditions.
  • Folding: Pride Victory 10: breaks down into pieces. Solax Transformer 2: auto-folding (remote).
  • Battery and flying: Pride Victory 10: sealed lead-acid / gel. Solax Transformer 2: lithium, 252 wh.
  • Warranty: Pride Victory 10: lifetime frame, 2 years electronics. Solax Transformer 2: 3 years frame, 1 year electronics.

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Pride Victory 10 vs Solax Transformer 2
ScooterPride Victory 108.8/10Solax Transformer 28.5/10
Price$2,529$2,775
Heaviest piece63 lb55 lb
Total weight137 lb without batteries, 185 lb with U1 batteries (Pride)55 lb including its 4 lb lithium battery (Solax)
Weight capacity400 lb300 lb
Range per charge15.5 mi13.5 mi
Top speed5.3 mph3.75 mph
FoldingBreaks down into piecesAuto-folding (remote)
Wheels44
BatterySealed lead-acid / gelLithium, 252 Wh
Turning radius45.5"Not stated
Ground clearance2"Not stated
WarrantyLifetime frame, 2 years electronics3 years frame, 1 year electronics
Sold byMobility DepartmentSolax Mobility
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 Solax Transformer 2 if…

  • You travel and want four wheels that fold themselves
  • Range matters: 13.5 miles is the most among the folders here
  • You like buying from the maker

The catch: It weighs 55 lb with the battery (Solax; Mobility Department says 53), and the warranty is three years on the metal frame but only one year on electrical-mechanical parts and six months on the battery. Solax notes the frame warranty does not cover the folding motor.

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Pride Victory 10 or Solax Transformer 2?

Which is better, the Pride Victory 10 or the Solax Transformer 2?

The Pride Victory 10 wins, 8.8/10 against 8.5/10, mostly on warranty and weight capacity; the Solax Transformer 2 hits back on air-travel battery. 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 Solax Transformer 2 for travelers who want a remote-folding four-wheeler with the most range among the folders.

Which is cheaper?

The Pride Victory 10: $2,529 against $2,775, 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). Solax Transformer 2: Solax showed a $2,775 sale price against a $3,885 MSRP, with a free side-arm bag, cup holder and shipping. Mobility Department listed the same $2,775.

Which is easier to lift into a car?

Pride Victory 10: 63 lb (front section). Solax Transformer 2: Folds in one piece: 55 lb with the battery. 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. Solax Transformer 2: 300 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.

Solax Transformer 2: Its lithium battery is about 252 Wh (24 V × 10.5 Ah, the FAA's formula), under the FAA's 300 Wh limit for a removable mobility-device battery, which travels in the cabin. Tell the airline before you fly.

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.

Solax Transformer 2: It weighs 55 lb with the battery (Solax; Mobility Department says 53), and the warranty is three years on the metal frame but only one year on electrical-mechanical parts and six months on the battery. Solax notes the frame warranty does not cover the folding motor.