Trekinetic unveils new generation GTE Series 4 all-terrain wheelchair at REHACARE 2026
All-terrain wheelchair manufacturer Trekinetic is unveiling its latest all-terrain wheelchair at REHACARE 2026, which takes place in Düsseldorf from 23–26 September.
The GTE Series 4 tilt-in-space wheelchair combines Formula 1-inspired engineering, with its lightweight carbon-fibre seat and variable wheel camber.
Trekinetic’s GTE Series has established a strong reputation in all-terrain mobility space for over two decades. Its product range includes the GTE, K2, and K2 Plus One wheelchairs, which are designed to give users the freedom to explore any terrain with confidence.
The firm states that the GTE Series 4 has been developed over the past three years with the aim of delivering a new level of all-terrain performance and accessibility across home, town, city and off-road environments.
Boasting a distinctive carbon-fibre monocoque chassis, nearly every aspect of the wheelchair has been redesigned, Trekinetic states.
Featuring a long-range battery, remote tilt and integrated wheel guards, the easy-folding chair has been designed to offer an exceptional hill-climbing performance.
The wheelchair has two 150W hub motors and offers a top speed of 6km/h and a maximum range of 25 km. Weighing 37kg, its maximum ground clearance is 120mm.
Mike Spindle, Founder and Managing Director of Trekinetic, comments: “After three years of painstaking redevelopment, pushing our own envelope even father, we have created what we feel is the world’s ultimate, dual-purpose, everyday and all-terrain wheelchair, in one ultra lightweight and easily transportable package.
“Users will now be able to enjoy vastly improved off-road ability, coupled with a surprisingly simple system, where wheel camber and ground clearance can be optimised, almost at will, instantly and effortlessly.
“I am delighted, that finally, with patents already filed, we can now share our discoveries with our customers, both existing and future.”
Trekinetic will showcase the GTE Series 4 in Hall 5, Stand G-27 at REHACARE, giving visitors the opportunity to see the new wheelchair up close.
