Description
WHILL Model C2 is the design-forward power chair that shows up in downtown Toronto and Vancouver as often as it shows up in a homecare catalogue. It is a personal electric wheelchair with a distinctive front-wheel character, aimed at people who can transfer independently and want something that does not look like a hospital base.
It is not a substitute for a tilt-in-space rehab chair, and it is not automatically the lightest thing in a trunk. We quote the current Canadian C2 specification — capacity, range, and whether it disassembles in the way the latest manual describes — rather than a review from a previous model year.
| Type | Compact personal power wheelchair |
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| Best for | Independent city use |
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| Not a replacement for | Complex rehab seating with tilt and recline |
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We confirm the current manufacturer specification before the order is placed. Battery, seating, and wheel options change weight, range, and speed.
If you need a caregiver to manage the chair more than you ride it, a simpler folding Jazzy may be the better order.
A wheelchair has to match the person. Weight capacity includes the rider and anything carried on the chair. Complex rehab chairs should be sized with an occupational therapist or seating clinician. Figures on this page come from the manufacturer’s published materials and can change. The order form for your configuration is the one we follow.
Configured chairs are built after you approve the quote. Once a manufacturer has started a made-to-measure frame, that build usually cannot be cancelled. Boxed retail chairs are different, and we say so on the quote.
