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2020 Bruno Chariot Mobility Trailer

Year: 2020
Make: BRUNO
Model: ASL700

Rego Expiry: 16/12/2026 (6 months remaining)

Price: $9900 – This includes power set up to the car (for blinkers), but doesn’t include adding a hitch. You will need to have this already OR we can quote to get one fitted with a local fitter.

ABOUT:
The Chariot Trailer from Bruno redefines mobility solutions with its innovative and user-friendly design, enabling the transportation of power wheelchairs and scooters without modifications to the towing vehicle. The Chariot is a fully suspended trailer that carries the weight of the mobility device independently, ensuring a smooth and secure journey.

The Chariot Trailer offers a 159kg capacity, making it suitable for most power mobility devices. Its independent suspension system ensures that the trailer remains level, even on uneven terrain, providing added safety and stability during transport. The self-lowering ramp allows for easy loading and unloading, while the compact design ensures that it is easy to store when not in use. With the Chariot Trailer, mobility users can enjoy worry-free travel and maintain their independence wherever the road takes them.

Features

  • 159kg Lifting Capacity
  • Foldable Platform Trailer Design
  • No Vehicle Modifications Required

Functional Benefits

  • Enhanced Safety and Stability for Transport: The Chariot Trailer’s independent suspension and self-leveling design ensure that power wheelchairs and scooters are transported safely, minimizing risks associated with uneven roads or sudden movements.
  • Ease of Use for Clients and Caregivers: The powered lowering platform and no-vehicle-modification design make the Chariot Trailer an accessible option for a wide range of users, eliminating the need for additional tools or adjustments.
  • Supports Independence and Flexibility: By allowing clients to transport their mobility devices effortlessly, the Chariot Trailer promotes independence and flexibility in daily activities. This aligns with clinical goals to enhance mobility and improve quality of life for users.