WHILL

WHILL currently sells two distinct personal EVs: the WHILL Model C2 and the WHILL Model F. Each model has its own unique benefits, so be sure to review both devices closely before choosing the one that suits you best. No matter which model you go with, you can be sure you are investing in a maneuverable, high-performing, and extremely portable power wheelchair. Below are descriptions of both WHILL wheelchair models.

WHILL Model C2

For people who want to continue leading active lives without being constrained by their mobility, the Model C2 may be the ideal power chair. Users of the chair can easily maneuver through indoor and outdoor environments thanks to its 29.9" turning radius and innovative omni-wheels. It can be disassembled in just four easy steps for transportation in a car trunk. In addition, the WHILL Model C2 has been updated to make it simpler to enter and exit the seat, which is a crucial feature when hopping off your chair in crowded airports, train stations, and bus terminals.

WHILL Model F

The Model F is the first folding electric wheelchair made by WHILL, and it has all the features a user might be looking for in a lightweight travel power chair. The Model F gives you additional independence and mobility so you can go out and discover the world. It is lightweight, foldable, and very maneuverable. Its simple design makes it easy to transfer into the trunk of a car or cab, as well as on buses, trains, and planes. The Model F power chair can be easily placed in a closet or corner when not in use.

• How much does a WHILL wheelchair cost?

  The WHILL Model F costs $2,799.00, while the WHILL Model C2 retails for $4,499.00. This is due to its higher top speed, higher weight capacity, and more powerful design.
  
  

• How much does a WHILL electric wheelchair weigh?

  The WHILL Model F weighs 58.9 lbs (with the battery attached), while the WHILL Model C2 weighs 116 lbs when fully assembled. Once disassembled, the heaviest piece of the Model C2 weighs only 42 lbs.