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Tivaro EW6001 4-in-1 Electric Wheelchair & Rollator(Arriving Mid-November)

What's in the box?

  • Tool Kit x 1

    Tool Kit x 1

  • Storage Bag x 1

    Storage Bag x 1

  • Wheel Chair x 1

    Wheel Chair x 1

  • Manual x 1

    Manual x 1

Product Highlights

  • Walk with rollator support when you feel active, then switch to powered riding when your legs need a break during shopping or neighborhood outings
  • Multiple power-assistance levels help reduce the effort of pushing the walker, letting you choose comfortable support for your walking pace
  • Caregiver-assisted transport lets a family member take over pushing when needed, without bringing a separate wheelchair for the same outing
  • A built-in seat gives you a convenient place to pause during shopping trips or outdoor visits, without searching for a nearby bench
  • A lightweight folding frame packs down for car trips and home storage, combining walking support and powered mobility in one device

Dimensions & Specifications

  • Motor

    Brushed Motor

  • Battery

    Lithium Battery

  • Range

    15 Miles

  • Max Speed

    3.7 mph

  • Net Weight

    39 lb

  • Load Capacity

    300 lb

  • Charging Time

    4 Hours

  • Climbing Angle

    6°

  • Seat Width

    17.5 in

  • Unfolded Dimensions (LxWxH)

    37.8 × 26.4 × 29.5 in

  • Folded Dimensions (LxWxH)

    26.0 × 12.6 × 29.5 in

  • Frame Material

    Aluminum Alloy

  • Front Wheels

    8 in

  • Rear Wheels

    8 in

Frequently Asked Questions

1、The demonstrator looks strong. Can an older user really load the EW6001 alone?

The listed chair weight is 39 lb, and the folded size is 26 × 12.6 × 29.5 inches. Independent driving and independent lifting are different abilities. If a 39 lb lift is difficult, arrange loading help.

2、I weigh 135 kg. Am I within the EW6001’s limit?

Yes, 135 kg is approximately 298 lb—just below the listed 300 lb capacity. That leaves very little margin. Also check its 17.5-inch seat width and 18-inch depth before deciding on fit.

3、Can I use Medicare, Medicaid, or Humana to buy the EW6001?

We do not process purchases through these insurance programs. HSA/FSA payment is supported for eligible purchases. A prescription does not change our insurance-billing policy.

4、Should I choose the Single or Dual battery version?

Single includes one 10Ah battery with a stated 15-mile range; Dual includes two with a stated 30-mile range. Choose based on your daily distance and charging access. Published charging time is approximately four hours; actual range varies.

5、Can the EW6001 handle steep paths and rough shortcuts?

Its listed slope limit is 6°, with 8-inch front and rear wheels. Choose accessible routes within that limit. These specifications do not establish safe passage over raised curbs, loose gravel, or large obstacles.

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RN

I love how practical this is for going out to check the mail. The mailbox is at the end of my driveway, and this chair makes that trip so easy. Looking at the side profile, you can see the handles in the front and the hand brakes right next to them. When my wife walks with me, she can easily grab the handles to push me, and if we stop to talk to a neighbor, she just squeezes the brake to keep the chair perfectly still.
I also really appreciate that the footrests are split and foldable. When I pull up to the mailbox, I can just flip the footrest up and put my foot down on the ground without having to awkwardly twist my body. It's those little details that make it a really thoughtful design. It's not just a chair; it's a great companion for daily errands.

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brian

Looking at it from the front, this is exactly what I see right before I sit down. When I first got this chair, I was shocked by how huge the storage bag is. It sits right under the seat and holds way more than I expected. I use it for groceries, my dog's leash, and even a light jacket. Since it zips shut, nothing falls out when I go over bumps.
The separate footrests make it super easy to get on and off without tripping, and the joystick on the right is perfectly positioned for my hand. You can push it in walker mode, drive it yourself, or have someone else push you—it's so practical. You don't have to sit in it all the time.
The frame is very sturdy, and the whole structure feels incredibly safe. It's a really practical, well-designed wheelchair that has made my daily life so much easier.

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Barnaby

I bought this mainly because I wanted something I could actually use on the trails near my house. The path is paved, but it has some uneven spots and a couple of little slopes, and this chair handles all of it really well.
The best part is that I can switch it up depending on how I'm feeling. When I have energy and want to stay active, I just flip the backrest down, hold onto the front handles, and push it like a walker to get my steps in. When my legs start to give out, I just sit down, turn on the joystick, and drive myself back home. It's so nice not having to cut my walks short anymore or worry about getting stuck far from the house.
The big bag under the seat is also super handy. I keep my phone, keys, and a water bottle in there, so my hands are completely free. It’s just given me a lot more freedom to get outside and enjoy the fresh air without relying on someone else to go with me.

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Harper

I'm a pretty big guy, and finding a chair that I can actually get in and out of comfortably has been a nightmare. Most of them feel flimsy or the armrests are in the way. I got the 6001 because of the four-in-one design, but what really sold me was how easy it is to just get up.
I can pull it right up to my workbench in the garage, flip the armrests up, and stand up without twisting my back. When I want to move around, I just sit down and use the joystick. It's sturdy enough to hold my weight without feeling like it's going to tip, and it folds up thin enough to fit in the back of my truck.
I don't use the walker mode much, but it's nice to have the option. The joystick is simple, the battery lasts for days, and it's just a solid piece of equipment. If you're a bigger person looking for something reliable, this is a good one.

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Bilal

I bought this for my mom, but honestly, it's been a lifesaver for me too. Before we got it, every time we went out, I had to push her in a manual wheelchair. It was exhausting, especially on uneven sidewalks or when we had to go up a slope. My back would hurt for days.
Now, when she wants to walk a bit, she uses the walker mode, and I can just walk right next to her. When she gets tired, I just grab the handles in the front and push her. It completely changed our dynamic. I'm not struggling to push a heavy chair anymore. It's made going out together so much more enjoyable for both of us.

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MARK PROVOST

It's Fabulous! I love it! Very stable. The design is very well done. The engineering is outstanding. The motor controller seems to be intuitive and is super easy to control. It takes a day or two to learn how it works with you but then you can cruise along. Both as the wheelchair and especially as a walker. It has plenty of power, which is very nice. The battery lasts and lasts on a charge. With the power off, it still works well as a walker and feels very stable. The brakes are very strong and will stop you quickly and need very little strength to squeeze. You get a nice feeling of control with little strength.
Some constructive critisism is with the grips. It would be nice if they were about an inch longer. The diameter could be a bit bigger around and definitely need to be more rubbery and softer to make them more comfortable to grip.
Overall, I could not be more happy with my Rollator. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a nice, powerful, comfortable and stable walker/wheelchair.

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aisling

Folds up really fast. It gets compact in just a few seconds and doesn't take up much space. I can easily get it into the trunk of my car or tuck it into the corner of a closet. It's super convenient for storage and taking it on the go. Well designed.

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Robin

I bought this mainly because I needed a chair that could adapt to how I'm feeling on any given day. I keep it parked right by my front door, so it's always ready to go.
When I want to move around on my own, I just sit down and use the joystick. When my legs are feeling a bit stronger and I want to keep them moving, I use the walker mode—it's really easy to flip the backrest forward and push it. And on days when I'm just too tired, my brother can use the handles in the front to push me.
The storage bag under the seat is huge. I can fit my wallet, a water bottle, and even a light jacket in there. The footrests are separate, which makes stepping on and off much easier. It's just a really practical chair that gives me the freedom to do what I want, without needing to ask for help all the time.

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gideon

Bought this for my wife, and honestly, it's become a part of both our daily routines. She likes to use the walker mode in the hallway to keep her legs active, especially in the mornings. She holds onto the handles and pushes it at her own pace without needing me to hover over her.
I end up using it a lot myself, too. When I'm working out in the yard or doing chores around the house, I often sit on it to take a break. It's incredibly stable, so I never have to worry about it tipping over when I put my weight on it.
It's not heavy, so moving it from room to room is easy, and it folds up nicely when we want to clear some space. Having one of these in the house is really practical.

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Parker

I keep it parked right by my bed. Honestly, it's the best spot for it. When I wake up, I just sit down, turn it on, and use the joystick to drive to the bathroom, or head to the kitchen for coffee. The thick carpet doesn't slow it down at all. The huge bag under the seat is my favorite part—I keep my glasses and meds in there, so I never lose them. For me, it's just a really practical setup for the bedroom.

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Karim

The storage bag on this is huge. I can fit all my essentials in it. Since it's right under the seat between my legs, I don't have to carry a bag on my shoulder or balance things on my lap anymore. When I go out, I just put everything in the bag and drive off. It makes running errands so much easier.

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Rhett C.

Took it down to the lake today. The weather was perfect, and it rolled right along the wooden boardwalk without any trouble. I used the joystick to drive myself all the way out to the end of the pier and just sat there for a while watching the water and the boats. It was so relaxing not having to worry about walking that far. When my wife and I finally decided to head back, she grabbed the handles on the back and pushed me while we talked on the way to the car. I can drive it myself when I want to, or she can push—it just makes the whole trip easy. It made for a really good afternoon out.

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jethro

The carpet here is pretty thick, but it rolls over it fine. The joystick makes it easy to steer around the seating area without bumping into anyone. I can park it right next to my seat and not worry about blocking people. It's quiet, too—no loud motor noise bothering anyone else in the waiting room.

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ron

Used it at the park today. I pushed it like a walker when I wanted to move a bit, then flipped the backrest up and rode it when my legs got tired, and later sat back and rested. Three ways in one trip. Handles the path and the grass fine. The battery lasted the whole time. Nice to have one wheelchair that does all of it.

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Ioannis

I'm 74 and I can still load this myself. It's 39 pounds, and I can lift it into the trunk without help. Takes a few seconds. I don't have to wait for my son to come over, and I don't have to ask my neighbor. I just fold it, lift it, and go. When I get where I'm going, I take it out and unfold it just as easy. I keep it by the back door, so it's ready when I want it. I use it around the house, out to the mailbox, and for errands. The battery lasts for days, so I don't worry about charging it all the time. My son used to worry about me going out alone. Now he doesn't. It's made getting out of the house a lot easier, and I don't have to depend on anyone to do it.

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Giovanni

Went out for a walk today with it. Handles the sidewalk and the curb fine. I use it in walker mode when I want to move a bit, and switch to riding when I'm tired. The handle height adjusts, so I can set it where it's comfortable. The footrests are separate, which makes it easier to get in and out. The armrests flip up too. Good walk.

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Orinthia

Controller's straightforward. Big buttons and no confusing stuff,my mom can use it without asking me for help.

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Jasper

The rollator handle is great for when I wanna get off the wheelchair to walk around without having to fold the wheelchair

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timothy

Much lighter than other wheelchairs and so easy to lift.

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mike

Honestly, this thing is a game changer for my mom. She's 78 and was getting so frustrated with her old walker — she'd get tired halfway through a walk and just want to give up. lets her walk when she wants to, then just sit back and roll when she needs a break.

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Anonymous

Love how easy this is to fold — fits right in my car trunk without taking up much room. The 5-level height adjustment is a nice touch too, makes it comfortable for both me and my wife.