Jazzy power chair: the Pride Jazzy line-up, compared and priced

"Jazzy" is the power chair range of Pride Mobility, and the name people type when they look for an electric wheelchair: it is the most searched brand in this niche. The range splits three ways. Light folding chairs for travel (the Carbon family and the Ultra Light). A compact chair that comes apart (the Go Chair). And full-size chairs that stay assembled, with mid-wheel or front-wheel drive, for all-day use (EVO, Elite, 600 ES, Air 2, 1450). Pride does not sell to the public: every price below is a dealer's, with Pride's list price next to it when it helps.

Four of the chairs we score: the Jazzy Carbon (39 lb with the battery out, $2,598), the Carbon 27 (27.8 lb, $3,299), the Carbon HD (32.2 lb with a 400 lb rating, $3,499) and the Jazzy Ultra Light (33 lb, 18 in seat, $3,024). All four use a lithium battery that lifts out. Which Carbon to choose is the subject of our Jazzy Carbon 27 vs Carbon HD guide; how they compare with other brands is in the folding electric wheelchair ranking.

The Go Chair does not fold. It comes apart by hand into pieces of 36 lb or less, which is another way to reach a car trunk, at $1,776.

The full-size chairs. The one we review is the Jazzy EVO 613: mid-wheel drive, a 22 in turning radius, 5.1 mph, a high-back seat in three widths, $3,759 at two dealers on November 13, 2026 against a list price of $7,138. It weighs 189 lb and stays home unless you have a ramp, a lift or an accessible van. The Jazzy 600 ES turns tighter still (20.5 in, says Pride) and states up to 24.8 miles; the Jazzy Air 2 raises its seat by 12 in so you can reach a shelf or talk at eye level.

People also search for the Jazzy Select 6. It is not on Pride's current list of models, which we read on November 13, 2026: if a store offers one, ask whether it is new stock and who will service it.

Among the chairs we score, the Jazzy Elite HD: 450 lb, with a seat up to 24 in wide, front-wheel drive and a 24 in turning radius, $3,909 at Electric Wheelchairs USA on November 13, 2026 (list price $6,645). It neither folds nor comes apart for a trunk. If the chair has to travel, the Carbon HD carries 400 lb and folds. Both are in our heavy-duty electric wheelchair ranking. Above that, Pride lists the EVO 614 HD at 450 lb and the Jazzy 1450 at 600 lb.

Some carry a Medicare billing code; none is covered automatically. Pride publishes a page titled "Jazzy Power Wheelchairs Covered by Medicare" (pridemobility.com) that lists, among others, the EVO 613, the Elite HD, the Elite ES, the 600 ES, the 1450 and the Go Chair MED, with this footnote: "Medicare coverage and payment are subject to individual medical necessity and satisfaction of other applicable Medicare requirements." The folding Carbons, the Ultra Light and the standard Go Chair are marked "not coded" on their spec sheets.

What Medicare itself requires (an exam, a prescription, an enrolled supplier, 20% after the deductible) is in does Medicare cover electric wheelchairs.

From a dealer, online or local: Pride's site sends you to a dealer finder. That is why prices vary so much. On November 13, 2026 the dealer we link sold the Jazzy Carbon at $2,598 for a list price of $3,581, and the Elite HD at $3,909 for a list price of $6,645. Compare two dealers, and compare their return terms as closely as their prices: the one we link keeps 25% on a return. Our electric wheelchair price guide lists every chair with its seller.

It depends on the model, so read the line for yours. On the pages we read: a limited lifetime warranty on the frame of the Jazzy Carbon, 5 years on the frames of the Carbon 27, Carbon HD, Ultra Light, Go Chair, EVO 613 and Elite HD; 12 or 13 months on the drive train, electronics and batteries; and 3 years on the lithium battery of the EVO 613 Li. Every Pride page also carries the same sentence: "This product is a FDA Class II Medical Device designed to aid individuals with mobility impairments."

See how these chairs rank against every other brand in the best electric wheelchairs ranking, or put two of them side by side in the comparison tool. Looking at another brand? Our whill wheelchair page does the same job for WHILL.

This page helps you buy; it is not medical advice, and it does not say what Medicare or an insurer will pay.