Monarch Genie Ultralight
Our verdict
The lightest one-piece lift of the eight at 14 kg, but Monarch publishes no battery voltage and no warranty period.
Best for: riders up to about 19 stone who want the least weight to lift.
Not for: anyone who needs the watt-hour rating in writing for an airline, or wants a warranty stated before they pay.
Based on the maker's published documents. We have not physically tested this product.
Specifications
Shown as printed in the source, last checked 28 September 2026. Where a figure is missing, the maker did not publish it or we did not record it.
| Weight with battery | 14 kg (12 kg without) |
|---|---|
| Heaviest lift | 14 kg, the whole scooter |
| Folded | 94 x 43 x 50 cm on the UK page (see below) |
| Max rider | 19 st (Monarch prints stone only; about 121 kg) |
| Range | 9 miles, “subject to weight & terrain” |
| Battery | Lithium 10 Ah; voltage not printed |
| Warranty | Not published on the product page |
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Where the maker’s own documents disagree
Folded size. Monarch’s UK page gives “94 x 43 x 50” cm. Monarch’s US page for the same scooter gives 37.0 x 16.9 x 15.3 inches, which is about 94 x 43 x 39 cm. The UK folded height is 11 cm taller.
Where these figures come from
We read the maker's documents for this product when we wrote Best Folding Mobility Scooters UK: 8 Ranked, 29 Compared, where it is ranked number 2. The guide names each document and explains how the products were ranked.
Specifications are shown as the maker prints them in its own product page, leaflet or manual, read on the date given. Where a price is shown it names the seller and the date. We have not physically tested these products, and no maker or retailer can pay to be listed or placed higher. Not sure what suits you? An occupational therapist or your local wheelchair service can advise.
Spotted a figure that has changed? Email hello@reviewmobility.co.uk and we will check it against the maker's current documents.


