Pride Mobility Scooters
Pride Mobility Products Corp. is the world's leader in the design, development and manufacture of mobility products - power chairs, mobility scooters and lift chairs. Pride scooters offer high-performance, unmatched durability and ease of operation.
Pride scooter designs cover a wide range of choice from ultra-compact models perfect for travel to midsize, to large PMVs (personal mobility vehicles) such as the Pride Hurricane or Pride Wrangler.
Pride Jazzy power chairs are the most compact, easiest to use and highest performing power chairs available. Pride Jazzys provide the perfect balance of indoor, close-quarter maneuverability and outstnding outdoor performance.
1986 Evolving from an existing family business, Pride begins focusing solely on the manufacture of lift chairs.
1992 Pride extends its operation to include mobility scooters. Pride scooters offer an industry first - models not just functional but incorporating sleek styling and offering options and accessories to meet the personal tastes and preferences of potential customers.
1996 Pride enters the power chair market with the patented and highly acclaimed mid-wheel drive Jazzy... another industry first. The Jazzy is the most stylish, maneuverable and natural feeling power chair ever designed.
2000 Pride takes the next bold step by forming Quantum Rehab, a division dedicated to those clients with highly specialized and advanced rehab needs. Quantum Rehab combines the existing Jazzy power bases with the most advanced, cutting edge rehab seating and electronics available.
2001 Quantum launches the pursuit of additional rehab oriented power bases, including the Blast, a very successful rear-wheel drive format power chair, and the Dynamo, a mid-wheel drive pediatric power chair.
2002 Synergy Seating solutions, including the Synergy cushion line, is introduced. The Go-Go Travel Scooter revolutionizes the industry. It is truly portable, highly affordable, and makes travel, once again, easily accessible to all.
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