Pride Jazzy EVO 613 review

The Jazzy EVO 613 is the odd one out here: it neither folds nor comes apart for a trunk. It is a chair to live in. Mid-wheel drive lets it turn in 22 in, the tightest turn of our comparison, with a high-back seat in three widths and 3 in of ground clearance. It scores 7.7/10 because our formula is built around travel: 189 lb of chair can't score well on "getting it in the car". At home, it is the most capable chair on this site.

Close to it in kind, the Pride Jazzy Elite HD costs $3,909 and scores 7.6/10. Prices move: the seller's page is the one that counts. See our electric wheelchair price guide.

Pride lists 189 lb in all with sealed batteries and 160.5 lb for the lithium version, the EVO 613 Li. The base alone is 94 lb. No one lifts that into a sedan. The EVO 613 travels on a ramp, on a vehicle lift or in an accessible van, and Pride's page tells you to consult your airline before any flight. If a trunk is the plan, read our lightweight electric wheelchair ranking instead.

The rating is 300 lb. Where the travel chairs give you one seat, the EVO 613 gives a high-back seat in 16, 18 or 20 in widths, with armrests you can adjust and a seat that swivels, according to Electric Wheelchairs USA. That matters for long days: more back, more room, more places to put your arms. For a higher rating, Pride's EVO 614 HD carries 450 lb, as does the Jazzy Elite HD.

Up to 5.1 mph, the fastest chair we compare. Range depends on the battery: up to 14 miles at a 300 lb load with the two sealed U-1 batteries (17.1 miles at 200 lb), and up to 17.6 miles with the lithium-iron phosphate pack of the EVO 613 Li, all per Pride. The charger is off-board, 3.5 amps. The lithium pack carries a 3-year warranty against 13 months for sealed batteries.

The drive wheels sit under the middle of the seat, so the chair pivots on itself: 22 in to turn around, on a base 22 in wide. That is tighter than every folding chair on this site. Outdoors, 13 in drive wheels, 3 in of clearance and Pride's Active-Trac suspension are made for sidewalks, ramps and uneven pavement. It is not an off-road chair, and Pride does not sell it as one.

Same chair, different battery. The Li version swaps two sealed batteries (23.5 lb each) for one 18.5 lb lithium pack: the chair loses 28.5 lb, gains a few miles and gets a 3-year battery warranty. Pride's page covers both. Electric Wheelchairs USA listed the EVO 613 at $3,759 on November 13, 2026; ask which battery that price includes.

Warranty. Frame: 5-year limited; drivetrain and electronics: 13 months; batteries: 13 months sealed, 3 years lithium (Pride).

Returns. Electric Wheelchairs USA charges a 25% restocking fee on every return and you pay the return shipping; its refund policy gives no number of days, so ask before you order.

A warranty covers parts: ask who pays labor and shipping, and where the nearest repair shop is. Keep the order email as proof of the purchase date.

Electric Wheelchairs USA shows only a handful of reviews for this chair; one reads "it makes getting around so much easier". That is thin evidence, and we treat it as such. Full-size chairs like this one are often bought through a local dealer after a seating evaluation, which is also where you get to sit in one before paying.

A full-size chair is best delivered with help: ask the seller about "white glove" delivery, where the driver brings it inside and sets it up. Adjust the armrests and the footplate before the first drive, and ask where the freewheel levers are, so someone can push the chair if the batteries run flat.

Standard delivery is free at Electric Wheelchairs USA; in-home setup may cost extra. Plan for a ramp or a vehicle lift if the chair leaves home (ask a mobility dealer for a quote for your vehicle), and for replacement batteries. A return costs 25% plus freight on a 189 lb chair: try one at a dealer first if you can.

Per pound of rated capacity, that is $12.53. Thinking of Medicare? A chair bought online at a cash price is not supplied through Medicare: our Medicare guide explains the official route.

Each criterion is scored out of 10 from the published figure; what isn't published scores 2. No two chairs get the same score: the method says how close calls are settled.

The two chairs closest in kind and price: Pride Jazzy Elite HD ($3,909, 7.6/10) and WHILL Model C2 ($3,999, 8.4/10). Put all three side by side.

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