April 10, 2026 | Natalie Webber Robooter E60 vs Whill C Lite Powerchairs: differences explained If you’ve been researching the latest electric wheelchairs, you’ve probably seen there’s a new carbon fibre powerchair with omnidirectional wheels coming called the Whill C Lite. While we’re waiting for the full details, here’s a complete comparison of the Robooter E60 and Whill C Lite powerchairs based on what we know to date. Jump straight to: Toggle What is the Robooter E60?Top pros of the Robooter E60 compared to the Whill C2What is the Whill C Lite?Top pros of the Whill C Lite compared to the Robooter E60Robooter E60 vs Whill C Lite: tech specs comparedRelated articlesGet in touch What is the Robooter E60? The Robooter E60 and E60 Pro are outdoor/indoor powerchairs with all-terrain omnidirectional front wheels. The Robooter E60 is made in China. Top pros of the Robooter E60 compared to the Whill C2 Better outdoor performance: The Robooter E60 & E60 Pro are better suited for outdoor performance, with larger wheels, greater step-climbing ability and ground clearance. More accessories and on-board storage: You have a fantastic choice of Robooter accessories, including a headrest and heated seat, and a greater range of storage bags and holders. Find out more about the Robooter E60 What is the Whill C Lite? The Whill C Lite is an indoor/outdoor powerchair with a carbon fibre frame and omnidirectional front wheels. The Whill C Lite is made in Japan. Top pros of the Whill C Lite compared to the Robooter E60 Weight: at just 17kg, the Whill C Lite is massively lighter than the Robooter E60 modes, which both weigh in the 30kg+ range. Size adjustment: The Whill C Lite boasts an impressive range of adjustment options, including armrest height, footrest height and length. Easier folding: With a one-hand folding mechanism – combine with the ultralightweight frame – the Whill C Lite is much easier to fold than the Robooter E60 and E60 Pro. Find out more about the Whill C Lite Robooter E60 vs Whill C Lite: tech specs compared Robooter E60 Robooter E60 Pro Whill C Lite Length 987mm (38.9in) 1050mm (41.3in) 1000mm (39.6in) Width 640mm (25.2in) 640mm (25.2in) 636mm (25in) Back Angle Adjustment 8-38° 8-38° Ground Clearance 76mm (3in) 76mm (3in) 50mm (1.4in) Turning Radius 850mm (33.4in) 850mm (33.4in) 811mm (31.9in) Motors 2x 150W 2x 150W Max Speed 4mph 4mph 4 mph Max Obstacle Height 60mm (2.3in) 80mm (3in) 50mm (1.4in) Batteries 12Ah or 20Ah 12Ah or 20Ah 10.6Ah Max Range 10 miles (12Ah) or 14 miles (20Ah) 10 miles (12Ah) or 14 miles (20Ah) 13.7 miles Wheels & Tyres Front: 10in omnidirectional wheels Rear: 10in pneumatic tyres Front: 12in omnidirectional wheels Rear: 12in pneumatic tyres Front: 8in omnidirectional wheels Rear: 8in solid tyres Max User Weight 150kg (23.6st) 150kg (23.6st) 136kg (21.5st) Net Weight 34.2kg 37.4kg 17kg Crash Tested No No No App Control Yes Yes Yes Waterproof Level IPX5 IPX5 IPX5 Colours 4 4 3 Warranty 1 year 1 year 3 years I trust this guide has given you a clear understanding of the differences between the Robooter E60 and Whill C Lite, along with the benefits of each model. With this information, you should have a better idea of which model would be best for you. And, if you’d like to book a test drive of either, please get in touch. Related articles Robooter Powerchairs: An Honest Review (September 2024) Robooter power wheelchairs: which is best for me? Robooter Power Wheelchairs: Models Compared Get in touch Got a question or want to send us a message? Let’s talk.