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Pride Mobility Jazzy Ultra Light specs
Short answer
Pride Mobility says the Jazzy Ultra Light weighs 33 lb without battery, carries up to 300 lb and goes up to 14.7 mi on a charge. Only the 10 Ah battery (252 Wh) is within the 300 Wh FAA limit; the optional 20 Ah battery is 504 Wh.
- List price $4,234
- Folds Folds
- Frame Carbon fiber
- Drive Rear-wheel drive
What are the Jazzy Ultra Light's specs?
| Spec | Published figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Weight without battery | 33 lb | Pride product page |
| Weight with battery | 38 lb | Pride product page |
| Weight capacity | 300 lb | Pride product page |
| Range per charge | 14.7 mi | Pride product page |
| Top speed | 3.69 mph | Pride product page |
| Turning radius | 33.19 in | Pride product page |
| Overall width | 24.49 in | Pride product page |
| Ground clearance | 2.17 in | Pride product page |
| Seat | 18 in x 18 in | Pride product page |
| Frame warranty | 5-year limited (frame) | Pride product page |
| Price | $4,234. With the 10 Ah battery. $4,434 with the 20 Ah battery. | Pride product page |
Not published: heaviest single piece, steepest slope, highest obstacle.
Weight: 38 lb with the 10 Ah battery, 40 lb with the 20 Ah battery.
Range: Up to 14.7 mi; up to 16.4 mi at 200 lb with the optional 20 Ah battery.
Folding: Folds nearly flat and locks.
Can you fly with the Jazzy Ultra Light?
- 10 Ah battery: Lithium-ion, 25.2 V, 10 Ah. That is 252 Wh per battery, within the FAA's 300 Wh limit.
- Optional 20 Ah battery: Lithium-ion, 25.2 V, 20 Ah. That is 504 Wh per battery, over the FAA's 300 Wh limit.
What the maker says: Pride calls the 10 Ah lithium battery airline compliant (10 Ah only).
US airlines follow DOT/FAA rules for lithium batteries on mobility devices: each battery may be up to 300 Wh; a passenger may carry one spare up to 300 Wh or two spares up to 160 Wh each. Always confirm with your airline. More on flying with a power wheelchair.
Is the Jazzy Ultra Light FDA cleared?
We found no 510(k) for this model under the brand's name in FDA's database. Many folding chairs are cleared under the factory's name, so ask the seller for the K number.
Searched FDA's 510(k) database on November 8, 2026.
Recalls: No recall for this model appeared in the most recent FDA powered-wheelchair recalls we reviewed. We have not yet reviewed the full recall history.
Where do the published figures disagree?
- The spec table's battery footnote says AGM or gel cell batteries are required, which does not match the lithium-ion battery listed.
Ask the seller to confirm these before you buy.
Where do these figures come from?
- Pride product page, read November 8, 2026
- Pride specifications page, read November 8, 2026
Makers change specs and prices without notice. Found a newer figure? Write to [email protected].