Find the right KETTAL mobilityscooter for life on the Costa del Sol
Six models, each suited to a different way of getting around — quick trips to the shops, longer rides along the promenade, hillier neighbourhoods further from the coast, or a round of golf. Tell us how you'll use yours, and we'll point you to the right one.
What do you need it for?
The right mobility scooter isn't the fastest one, or the one with the longest range — it's the one that matches where you live, how far you go, and how you'll use it day to day. Answer four quick questions and we'll suggest where to start.
Prefer to skip ahead?
If you already know roughly what matters most, here's the short version.
Compare the KETTAL range
A side-by-side look at all six models. Figures shown are maximums, tested under optimal conditions — everyday range and speed will vary.
| Model | Best suited for | Max range | Max speed | Motor | Max user weight | Max slope | Wheels |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KETTAL Q180 | Compact everyday mobility | 180 W | 125 kg | 10° | Four | ||
| KETTAL Q400 | Versatile everyday use | 400 W | 125 kg | 15° | Four | ||
| KETTAL S400 | Faster local journeys and coastal use | 400 W | 125 kg | 12° | Three | ||
| KETTAL S950 | Speed, comfort and longer journeys | 950 W | 180 kg | 12° | Three | ||
| KETTAL Q800 | Power, stability and long range | 1400 W | 180 kg | 12° | Four | ||
| KETTAL G800 | Golf | 800 W | Not specified | — | Four |
Maximum range figures are based on optimal conditions. Actual range can vary depending on user weight, terrain, gradients, speed, temperature, tyre pressure and battery condition.
Four wheels
The Q180 is the most compact and lightweight model in the KETTAL range, particularly well suited to shorter journeys and everyday errands.
With a 180W motor, a maximum speed of 7 km/h and a range of up to 15 km, it's designed for users who prioritise simplicity and easy handling over high speed or long-distance travel. It measures 105 × 57 × 83 cm and weighs just 22 kg without the battery.
The removable 24V 12Ah battery can be charged separately — particularly convenient if the scooter is stored away from a power outlet.
- Motor180 W
- Maximum speed7 km/h
- Maximum range15 km
- Maximum user weight125 kg
- Maximum slope10°
- Dimensions105 × 57 × 83 cm
- Turning radius122 cm
- Ground clearance4.5 cm
- Weight without battery22 kg
- BatteryRemovable 24V 12Ah
- BrakesElectromechanical
Four wheels
The Q400 offers more range, suspension and hill-climbing capability than a compact scooter, while remaining a practical everyday choice.
Its 400W motor delivers a maximum speed of 9 km/h and a range of up to 35 km. With a specified maximum slope of 15°, it has the highest stated gradient capability among the standard mobility models in the current range.
Front and rear suspension, combined with four 30 cm wheels, helps provide a comfortable ride over a variety of surfaces.
- Motor400 W
- Maximum speed9 km/h
- Maximum range35 km
- Maximum user weight125 kg
- Maximum slope15°
- Dimensions130 × 65 × 120 cm
- Turning radius205 cm
- Ground clearance5 cm
- SuspensionFront and rear
- WheelsFour, 30 cm
- Battery24V 40Ah
- BrakesElectromechanical
Three wheels
The S400 is a three-wheel mobility scooter for users who want more speed while retaining good manoeuvrability.
With a 400W motor, a maximum speed of 15 km/h and a range of up to 30 km, it's particularly well suited to local journeys and longer trips along the coast.
One of its standout features is a relatively tight 124 cm turning radius, especially considering its overall size of 150 × 66 × 100 cm. Front and rear suspension and 7 cm ground clearance also make it a practical option for varied surfaces.
- Motor400 W
- Maximum speed15 km/h
- Maximum range30 km
- Maximum user weight125 kg
- Maximum slope12°
- Dimensions150 × 66 × 100 cm
- Turning radius124 cm
- Ground clearance7 cm
- SuspensionFront and rear
- WheelsThree — 49 cm front and rear
- Battery24V 33Ah
- BrakesElectromechanical
Three wheels
The S950 is designed for users who prioritise speed, range and comfort. Its powerful 950W motor delivers a maximum speed of 21 km/h, making it the fastest model in the current KETTAL range.
The 24V 75Ah battery provides a maximum stated range of up to 50 km, making the S950 especially suitable for longer journeys.
Its three-wheel design gives it a turning radius of 183 cm, while front and rear suspension contribute to a smoother, more comfortable ride. The S950 also supports a maximum user weight of 180 kg.
- Motor950 W
- Maximum speed21 km/h
- Maximum range50 km
- Maximum user weight180 kg
- Maximum slope12°
- Turning radius183 cm
- Ground clearance3.5 cm
- SuspensionFront and rear
- Weight without battery90 kg
- Battery24V 75Ah
- BrakesElectromechanical
Four wheels
The Q800 is the most powerful mobility scooter in the KETTAL range. Its 1400W motor, large battery system and four-wheel configuration make it particularly suitable for users who prioritise stability, power and long-distance capability.
The Q800 offers a maximum stated range of 55 km, a top speed of 18 km/h and a maximum user weight of 180 kg. It also features 7.5 cm ground clearance, large 43 cm wheels and front and rear suspension.
At 170 × 69 × 128 cm, it's one of the larger models in the range, so available storage space, lifts and entrances should be considered before choosing it.
- Motor1400 W
- Maximum speed18 km/h
- Maximum range55 km
- Maximum user weight180 kg
- Maximum slope12°
- Dimensions170 × 69 × 128 cm
- Turning radius315 cm
- Ground clearance7.5 cm
- SuspensionFront and rear
- WheelsFour, 43 cm
- Battery24V 75–100Ah
- BrakesElectromechanical
Four wheels
The G800 has a very different purpose from the other models in the range. It's designed specifically for golfers who want an easier, more comfortable way to move around the course without walking the entire round.
Its 800W motor provides a maximum speed of approximately 14 km/h. The G800 can be folded or separated into sections, while the seat and batteries can also be removed to make transport by car easier.
A universal golf bag holder is included, together with dedicated holders for scorecards, golf balls and tees. The automatic braking system engages when the throttle is released, while the parking brake is designed to hold the scooter on inclines of up to 20°.
- Motor800 W
- Maximum speedApprox. 14 km/h
- ConstructionFoldable and separable
- BatteryRemovable
- SeatAdjustable and removable
- StorageUniversal golf bag holder, scorecard, ball and tee holders
- BrakingAutomatic braking system
- Parking brakeHolds inclines up to 20°
Get the details right
Specifications only tell part of the story. These are the factors that matter most for getting around the Costa del Sol.
Maximum range is useful when comparing scooters, but it should never be treated as an exact everyday figure. Actual range depends on:
- User weight
- Hills and gradients
- Driving speed
- Road surface
- Temperature
- Tyre pressure
- Battery age and condition
- Frequent stopping and starting
If you regularly travel longer distances, it's sensible to choose a scooter with more stated range than you expect to need on a normal day.
This is an especially important consideration on the Costa del Sol. Many residential areas become considerably steeper once you move away from the coast, so motor power and maximum specified gradient should be considered carefully. Hill performance can also be affected by user weight, battery charge and road conditions.
A larger scooter may offer greater power and comfort, but it also requires more space. If you live in an apartment or urbanisation, measure your lift, entrance, doorway and storage space before choosing your scooter. Turning radius is also important — a smaller radius generally makes a scooter easier to use in tighter spaces.
Both configurations have advantages, and the best choice depends on your individual needs and where you plan to use the scooter.
Three wheels — S400 and S950. Three-wheel scooters generally offer excellent manoeuvrability, and can be particularly convenient when making tighter turns.
Four wheels — Q180, Q400 and Q800. Four-wheel models generally place greater emphasis on stability, and can be particularly appealing for users who prefer a more planted feeling while driving.
If you plan to spend longer periods on your mobility scooter, comfort should be one of your main considerations. Look at seat design, driving position, suspension, wheel size, armrests, adjustability and legroom. The Q400, S400, S950 and Q800 all feature front and rear suspension, making them particularly interesting for customers who prioritise ride comfort.
Always choose a scooter with an appropriate maximum user weight. Remember that luggage and items carried on the scooter also contribute to the overall load.
If you regularly plan to transport your scooter by car, consider its dimensions, weight and whether parts can be removed. The lightweight Q180 may be easier to handle than the larger models. For golf, the G800 has been specifically designed to fold or separate into sections for easier transport. For larger models such as the S950 and Q800, check your available vehicle and storage space carefully before purchasing.
Need help choosing?
Specifications are a good starting point, but they don't tell the whole story. Where you live, how steep the roads are around your home, how far you usually travel, your storage space and how much comfort you want all affect which scooter is right for you.
We're based locally in Fuengirola and understand the particular demands of getting around the Costa del Sol. Tell us where you live, where you want to go and how you plan to use your scooter, and we'll help you compare the options.
- Free delivery across the Costa del Sol
- Delivered assembled and ready to use
- A personal introduction to its operation and charging
- Local knowledge, based in Fuengirola