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Lot 1: An Electric Three Wheeled Enclosed Mobility Scooter

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £740

Estimated price: £740 - £1,000

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Not sold

An electric three-wheeled enclosed mobility scooter, constructed with a matte grey and black plastic cabin body. The vehicle features a handlebar-style steering system with a twist-grip throttle and a digital LCD dashboard. A central control panel is fitted with rocker switches for direction (D/N/R), heating and fan controls, and windscreen wipers. The interior comprises a single primary seat upholstered in black textured material with a manual handbrake and a rear bench seat which remains covered in protective plastic. A manufacturer identification plate is affixed to the interior frame and reads ‘Zhejiang Huangyan Sanye Group Co., Ltd. L2e-P e9*168/2013*11154*00 L3ZEJC1A7LF097922 1.0kw 25km/h max488kg’. The exterior is fitted with 12-inch alloy wheels, a rear charging port with a hinged cover, and integrated lighting systems. The scooter includes an integrated radio unit with USB and auxiliary inputs. The odometer reading shows 0005969 km. A set of two keys and two remote fobs are included, along with a charging cable fitted with a standard UK 3-pin plug and a Type 2 connector.


Condition report:

The plastic bodywork shows significant surface fading, oxidation, and scuffing throughout, particularly visible on the wheel arches and lower panels (photo 1 and 3). There is visible ghosting from former commercial decals on both doors (photo 1 and 3). Mechanical components, including the front fork assembly and wheel lug bolts, exhibit surface corrosion and rusting (photo 7 and 8). The windscreen wiper arm shows visible rust (photo 2). The interior plastics appear dusty with minor surface marks from use, and the digital display is functional (photo 12). The rear seat retains its original plastic transit covering (photo 14).