About 10–15 km per charge, and it charges fully in around 6 hours from a standard point. Real-world range depends on slopes, road surface, and rider weight. For most users doing daily indoor and neighbourhood trips, that is several days of use between charges.

Two. The E-Winn 201 A is the entry model with a strong MS frame, 5-speed joystick, and 100 kg capacity. The E-Winn 304 A is a dual-motor, high-back model with a headrest and 120 kg capacity, for users who need more support and more pulling power.

Lead-acid costs less up front. Lithium is lighter to lift, goes further per charge (15–20 km), lasts considerably longer, and carries a 24-month battery warranty against 6 months on lead-acid. If budget is the deciding factor, lead-acid does the job; if you lift the chair often or use it heavily, lithium usually works out better.

Top speed is about 6 km/h — roughly a brisk walking pace — with a 5-speed controller so you can slow it right down indoors. Electromagnetic brakes hold automatically the moment you release the joystick, backed by anti-tip castors.

Yes, it folds for transport and storage. Lead-acid models are the heavier of our two battery types, so if you will be lifting the chair into a car boot regularly, look at the lithium range.