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Redesigned all-terrain model
Trekinetic is presenting its GTE Series 4, a new all-terrain wheelchair, at REHACARE 2026 in Düsseldorf from 23–26 September. The tilt-in-space model uses a carbon-fibre seat and variable wheel camber, with engineering inspired by Formula 1, according to the manufacturer. Developed over three years, it is intended for use at home, in towns, cities and off-road settings.
Features and specifications
The company says the wheelchair has a carbon-fibre monocoque chassis, with nearly every element redesigned. Its listed features include a long-range battery, remote tilt, integrated wheel guards and an easy-folding design. Two 150W hub motors provide a stated top speed of 6km/h, while the maximum range is 25km. Trekinetic lists the weight at 37kg and maximum ground clearance at 120mm.
Company claims and exhibition details
Trekinetic says the GTE Series 4 is designed to improve off-road performance while allowing wheel camber and ground clearance to be adjusted. Founder and Managing Director Mike Spindle describes it as a dual-purpose everyday and all-terrain wheelchair in a lightweight, transportable package. The company says patents have been filed and is displaying the product at Hall 5, Stand G-27.
