Freedom begins with movement
sana.swiss mobility helps you shape your life actively and independently.
Discover your freedom
One click – and the path to your independence begins.
Make it official
Say yes to more movement, ease and joy of life.
Leave the rest to us
We take care of everything – you can simply look forward to what's new.
Freedom rolls to you
The wheelchair arrives – and with it a piece of self-determination.
Which model suits you?
sana.swiss mobility E40
Compact and light, for indoors and on the go.
sana.swiss mobility E60 Pro
Larger wheels for outdoors and longer trips.
sana.swiss mobility E40
Freedom in motion.
Light, compact and so intuitive that mobility feels natural again.
For people who live independently – every single day.
- Compact design – ideal for indoors
- Only 62.4 cm wide, for homes and institutions
- Manually foldable – easy to stow away
- Flip-up armrests, joystick on the left or right
Simply take your freedom with you.
Folded up, the E40 is as compact as a pram –
perfect for the car boot, train or lift.
And it is light with it: 27.0 kg with the battery – and the battery lifts out in one move. That leaves 24.2 kg.
Freedom of movement without limits.
At 62.4 cm wide, the sana.swiss mobility E40 fits through standard interior doors.
Mobility that keeps going where others stop.

E40 - Areas of use

Home & institutions

Shopping, café & everyday life

Travel & transport by car
sana.swiss mobility E60 Pro
- Designed for outdoors & longer distances
- Backrest adjustable from 8° to 38°
- For outdoor paths on moderately uneven ground
- Powerful drive, 8 km/h factory setting, programmable to 10 km/h
- Light at the front and on the armrest
Built for paths, not for limits.
Up to 25 km range with the 20 Ah battery and 12-inch wheels for outdoor paths.


Omnidirectional front wheels.
Many small rollers around the rim also let the front wheels roll sideways. This helps when manoeuvring.
E60 Pro - Areas of use

Walks & outdoors

City, paths & gentle slopes

Longer outings & leisure
Compare the models
| sana.swiss mobility E40 | sana.swiss mobility E60 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Range | 23 km | 25 km |
| Top speed | 6 km/h (programmable to 8 km/h) | 8 km/h (programmable to 10 km/h) |
| Weight with battery | 27.0 kg | 36.8 kg |
| Weight without battery | 24.2 kg | 34.0 kg |
| Max. gradient | 9° | 9° (tested) |
| Obstacle height | 4 cm | 8 cm |
| Folded (L×W×H) | 700 × 624 × 450 mm | 855 × 640 × 525 mm |
| Wheels | 8″ front / 10″ rear | 12″ omni front / 12″ rear |
| Turning radius | 90 cm | 85 cm |
| Battery (removable) | 20 Ah · 2.8 kg | 20 Ah · 2.8 kg |
| Max. user weight | 150 kg | 150 kg |
Only a specialist dealer may do the programming.
Medical device class I (MDR 2017/745) · CE-marked
Tested and compliant with:
Safety and performance: EN 12184 · ISO 7176-1 · ISO 7176-2 · ISO 7176-8 · ISO 7176-9 · IPX4 (splash-water protected)
Electromagnetic compatibility: ISO 7176-21 · EN 60601-1-2:2015+A1:2021 · CISPR 11 (group 1, class B) · IEC 61000-3-2 (class A) · IEC 61000-3-3 · IEC 61000-4-2/-3/-4/-5/-6/-8/-11
Battery and charger: UN 38.3 (12 Ah battery) · IEC 60335-2-29
Quality and documentation: EN ISO 13485 · EN ISO 14971 · EN ISO 15223-1 · EN ISO 20417 · EN 10204-3.1
Intelligent safety and control
Hill-start assist
Holds safely on slopes – no rolling back.
Electromagnetic brake
Stops gently when you release the joystick.
Precise joystick control
Smooth acceleration, quick braking, easy turning.
App remote control
Move the empty wheelchair and adjust settings by phone.
Two charging options
Charge on the chair or via the removable battery.
Safety light
Soft light for better visibility on the way.
The app for your wheelchair
- Pair via Bluetooth in seconds
- Status and battery level at a glance
- Adjust speed in five levels
- Boost mode for demanding situations – switch back after use
- Remote mode: bring the empty wheelchair to you
- Software updates over the air (iOS 9+, Android 6+)
Accessories for your sana.swiss mobility wheelchair
Practical accessories – available to order online.
Setting up is this easy
Step by step: assembling the sana.swiss mobility E40 & E60 Pro and getting ready to go.
Service and spare parts
Regular cleaning and disinfection keep your wheelchair ready – and every wear part is easy to replace:
- Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth
- Spray or wipe disinfection with household products
- Seat cushion cover machine-washable up to 60 °C
- No harsh cleaning products that could irritate the skin
- Test disinfectants on a small hidden spot first – frequent use may slightly change colours
Spare parts? In stock in Switzerland.
From wheels to joystick – 89 original spare parts, ready to ship.
Find your sana.swiss mobility dealer
Advice, test drives, service and purchase at our dealers across Switzerland.
- Red: Sana Swiss Services AG head office, Zuchwil.
- Green: with an IV contract. Contract suppliers according to the list under the wheelchair tariff agreement, as of 02.10.2026, and SAHB with its own contract with the Federal Social Insurance Office.
- Blue: other dealers.
Financing
Who contributes to the cost of an electric wheelchair. As of November 2026, valid throughout Switzerland.
The simplest way is to buy the wheelchair directly. Depending on your situation, insurers or foundations pay part of the cost, and costs you pay yourself can be deducted from your taxes.
Buy directly
Fixed price, no application
Fixed price, delivery throughout Switzerland. No application, no waiting for a decision.
Taxes
Deduction with no threshold
Anyone who relies on a wheelchair because of a disability can deduct the costs they pay themselves, for federal tax and in all cantons, with no threshold.
What can be deducted is what remains after contributions from insurers or foundations. Keep the invoice and the medical certificate.
Sources: DBG Art. 33 para. 1 let. hbis, Circular No. 11 of the Federal Tax Administration, from tax period 2027 No. 11a
AHV, from retirement age
CHF 900, at most every 5 years
Anyone who permanently relies on a wheelchair receives CHF 900 from the AHV, at most every five years. You can also claim this contribution when buying an electric wheelchair (right of substitution).
Register with the form «Anmeldung Hilfsmittel der AHV» and your proof of purchase at the IV office of your canton of residence. People who live in a care home do not receive the contribution.
Anyone who already had an electric wheelchair from the IV before retirement age keeps this entitlement as long as the IV requirements are met.
Sources: Leaflet 3.02 «Hilfsmittel der AHV», Federal Supreme Court, BGE 131 V 107
Health insurance
For example Helsana up to CHF 3’000
Basic insurance does not pay for wheelchairs. Many supplementary insurances pay part of the cost of aids, always with a doctor’s prescription. Two examples:
- Helsana TOP, OMNIA and COMPLETA: towards an electric wheelchair up to CHF 3’000 (Helsana list, as of 2018)
- Groupe Mutuel Optimum and Premium: 90 % up to CHF 2’000 and 5’000 per year respectively, wheelchairs in addition to AHV or IV. Groupe Mutuel asks you to call before buying.
Ask your insurer before you buy. You will find the price in the shop.
IV, accident and military insurance
Through a dealer with an IV contract
The IV can cover an electric wheelchair if you cannot operate an ordinary wheelchair yourself. Application, assessment and handover go through a specialist dealer with an IV contract.
The wheelchair is provided on loan, and the IV depot is asked first.
E40 and E60 can be billed there under tariff item 90.412.000. The same applies after an accident and with military insurance.
Find a dealerSupplementary benefits
Depends on the canton
If you receive supplementary benefits (EL), you can claim aids from your canton. The cantonal lists do not usually include electric wheelchairs.
If the AHV has paid towards your wheelchair, almost all cantons provide an additional third of that contribution. The EL office of your canton of residence can advise you.
Foundations and organisations
Apply before buying
If funds are tight, Pro Senectute (from retirement age) and Pro Infirmis (before retirement age) can help, through their social counselling and before the purchase.
Depending on the illness, there are dedicated funds, for example at the Schweizerische MS-Gesellschaft, ALS Schweiz, Stiftung Cerebral and Rheumaliga Schweiz. Patrons of the Schweizer Paraplegiker-Stiftung receive support after an accident with paraplegia.
Neutral advice and showroom: SAHB in Oensingen.
Information without guarantee, as of November 2026. The conditions of the respective body apply.
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