Orvio carbon fibre folding power wheelchair NZ - front view

Orvio Carbon Fibre Folding Power Wheelchair NZ | 18kg | 25km Range | 136kg

Name: Orvio Carbon Fibre Folding Power Wheelchair NZ | 18kg | 25km Range | 136kg
Brand: Cubro
SKU: WEEL0160-DROP-BOX9
Price: 6495.0 NZD
Availability: InStock

$6,495.00 - $6,495.00

$6,495.00

$6,495.00 - $6,495.00

$6,495.00

Power that folds into the boot — at just 18kg. The Orvio carbon fibre is Cubro's lightest folding power wheelchair. The carbon frame folds in seconds with no tools, solid tyres mean no punctures, and up to 25km per charge lets you get out and about without range worry. Supplied and supported by Cubro NZ.

WILL IT FIT?
✔ Just 18kg including batteries — our lightest folding power wheelchair
✔ Folds tool-free to 36 × 59 × 74cm — fits most car boots
✔ Seat width 44cm — measure across the hips and allow a little room
✔ 59cm overall width — fits through standard doorways
✔ Holds users up to 136kg
✔ Up to 25km per charge, top speed 6km/h
✔ Freewheel mode so a carer can push it by hand

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Shipping Costs & Delivery Time

North Island Courier $39.95
South Island Courier $59.95

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North Island: 1–2 working days
South Island: 3–4 working days
Rural deliveries: please allow an extra 2–3 working days

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Everything You Need to Know About This Product...

Description

Independence without the heavy lifting

Most power chairs are too heavy to lift into a car. The Orvio carbon fibre weighs 18kg including its batteries, so it can come with you — to the shops, to family, on holiday. Drive it yourself with the joystick, or switch to freewheel and a carer can push. It's supplied by Cubro NZ, so parts and servicing are handled here in New Zealand.

• Frame: Carbon fibre — 18kg including batteries
• Folds: Tool-free, to 36 × 59 × 74cm
• Range: Up to 25km per charge
• Speed: Up to 6km/h
• Motors: Dual 250W brushless, rear-wheel drive
• Max user weight: 136kg
• Tyres: Solid, no maintenance
• Freewheel mode for carer pushing
• Supplied and supported by Cubro NZ

Product Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS
Code: 91001
Frame: Carbon fibre
Drive: Rear-wheel drive, dual 250W brushless motors
Seat width: 44cm (440mm)
Seat depth: 42cm (420mm)
Seat-to-floor height: 52cm (520mm)
Overall: W 59cm × L 97cm × H 95cm
Folded: W 36cm × L 59cm × H 74cm
Turning radius: 90cm
Weight (incl. batteries): 18kg
Max user weight: 136kg
Top speed: 6km/h
Range: up to 25km (depends on user weight, terrain and conditions)
Max climbing angle: 6°
Batteries: 2 × 10Ah 24V lithium, rechargeable
Drive wheels: 8.5" rear, solid
Castors: 7" front
Charger: 220–240V AC
Controls: Joystick (speed and direction)
Supplied by Cubro NZ

Instructions & Downloads

Download instructions here

FAQs - Your Questions Answered

How heavy is it?
18kg including the batteries — Cubro's lightest folding power wheelchair.

Will it fit in my car?
It folds tool-free to 36cm wide × 59cm long × 74cm high, which suits most car boots. If you're unsure, measure your boot opening and give us a call.

How far will it go on a charge?
Up to 25km. Range depends on the user's weight, hills, surfaces and temperature.

Can someone push it if the battery runs flat?
Yes. The dual drive levers switch it into freewheel mode so a carer can push it by hand.

What's the maximum user weight?
136kg.

Can I use it outdoors?
Yes — it's designed for indoor and outdoor use on footpaths and firm surfaces. Maximum climbing angle is 6°.

Do the tyres need pumping up?
No. The tyres are solid, so there are no punctures to worry about.

Can I take it on a plane?
Airlines set their own rules for lithium batteries. It runs on 2 × 10Ah 24V lithium batteries — check with your airline before you book.

What's the difference from the Orvio aluminium?
The carbon fibre is lighter (18kg vs 21.4kg), has a wider 44cm seat, brushless 250W motors and a longer 25km range. The aluminium has five speed settings and flip-up armrests.

Who supplies it?
Cubro NZ — parts and servicing are available here in New Zealand.

Will this wheelchair fit? Measure first — it takes two minutes

Seat width is the single most common reason a wheelchair gets sent back. Too narrow and it rubs and hurts; too wide and the user slumps sideways and can’t reach the wheels properly. Grab a tape measure and check these four numbers before you order.

Not to scale — use it to find the four measurements, not to judge proportions.

A
Seat width
Sit the user on a firm chair, knees together, wearing their usual clothes. Measure straight across the widest point of the hips or thighs. That measurement is the seat width to order — there is nothing to add. If it falls between two sizes, take the larger one.
B
Seat depth
Sitting, measure from the back of the bottom to the back of the knee. Take 5cm off. A seat that runs right to the knee presses on the back of the leg and cuts circulation.
C
Floor to seat height
Measure from the heel to the back of the knee with shoes on. The footplates need to sit at that height with thighs level. If the user will push themselves along with their feet, you want a lower seat so both heels reach the floor.
D
Backrest height
For a self-propelled chair, the back should finish just below the shoulder blades so the arms swing freely. For a transit chair pushed by someone else, a higher back gives more support.

Quick check: how wide are the hips, sitting down? (cm)

Print the measuring sheet

Still not sure? Ring Kellie on 022 022 9956 or send us the measurements and we’ll tell you honestly which chair to buy — or that none of ours is right. This is a general guide, not a clinical assessment: if the user has pressure areas, a spinal condition or sits asymmetrically, please get an occupational therapist involved.