Daymak Boomerbeast 2: All Terrain Mobility Scooter
Author: Yoni Erawati
Published: 19 Sep 2019 - Updated: 27 Aug 2026
Publication Type: Product Release, Update
Table of Contents:
Synopsis - Definition - Overview - FAQs - Insights, Updates - Related Content
Synopsis
This product release introduces the Daymak Boomerbeast 2, described as the first all terrain electric mobility scooter with fast-charging battery technology, developed by the Toronto-based light electric vehicle maker Daymak, Inc. It arrives in three configurations - Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate - with ranges from 50 to 60 km, a zero emissions design, and large 10-inch wide tires that let riders cross mud, rocks, dry sand, and snow as well as everyday sidewalks. This matters to people with mobility needs, including seniors and those with disabilities, because the scooter combines outdoor off road capability with practical urban commuting, a fully adjustable leather seat rated to 150 kg (330 lbs), and a companion app that lets riders tune torque, range, and acceleration to their own comfort. The Ultimate model stands out for its lithium-titanate battery rated at 20,000 charge cycles and a 20-minute full charge, and the pricing and availability details give readers concrete facts for comparing an option that aims to restore independent, confident movement both around town and beyond it.*
At a Glance
- 1 - The Boomerbeast is offered in black and red color choices. Each unit ships with an LED front light for added visibility.
- 2 - A built-in alarm system and digital speedometer come standard across the lineup. A rear rack adds extra carrying capacity for daily errands.
- 3 - The Standard model was priced at $3,499 CAD and sold in both Canada and the United States. The Deluxe listed at $5,499 CAD as a custom build with up to a 30-day installation period.
- 4 - The Ultimate model uses a 1200w motor that delivers high torque for climbing steep inclines. Daymak states its lithium-titanate pack supports a service life of roughly 50 years under its 20,000 cycle rating.
Topic Definition
- All Terrain Mobility Scooter
An all terrain mobility scooter is a powered personal transport device designed to help people with limited mobility travel independently across both paved and unpaved surfaces. Unlike conventional models built mainly for smooth indoor floors and sidewalks, an all terrain unit uses wider, high-traction tires, a stronger motor, and greater ground clearance so it can handle mud, gravel, sand, grass, and snow while still managing everyday urban routes. These scooters typically feature rechargeable battery systems, adjustable seating, and controls suited to riders who want to reach outdoor destinations - parks, trails, and rural paths - that standard mobility aids cannot safely access, making outdoor life more reachable for seniors and disabled users.
Overview
Daymak is soldering its commitment to the light electric vehicle (LEV) with the announcement of the new Daymak Boomerbeast 2 - the first electric mobility scooter with fast-charging battery technology. This zero emissions scooter can be easily plugged into a regular power outlet and juiced to 100% only in 20 minutes.
"We have improved the overall design of the Boomerbeast. We have lowered the unit base and reduced its length for more stable and comfortable ride. We have also increased the battery size and range up to 50 km, even on the lowest configuration," said Aldo Baiocchi, president of Daymak, Inc.
Boomerbeast Standard, Deluxe and Ultimate
Launching not one, but three different models simultaneously; the Boomerbeast Standard, Deluxe and Ultimate. The premium Boomerbeast Ultimate model is powered by 60v25ah lithium-titanate battery (also referred to as LTO), which has 20,000 charge cycles support. "With a life cycle of 50 years and charging time of 20 minutes from empty to full, this is the most advanced mobility scooter on the planet and is a proudly Canadian-developed product," continued Aldo.
The incredibly powerful 1200w motor of the Ultimate provides high torque in order to climb any steep incline as well as a fully adjustable leather seat that provides long-lasting comfort and support a rider of up to 150 kg (330 lbs). Just like the previous model, the popular Daymak Drive app also allows users to personalize their mobility scooter's performance by adjusting setting such as its torque, range, and acceleration.
The Boomerbeast helps users regain their confidence with their mobility and can now easily handle urban commutes on the sidewalks. It's also capable of taking riders where they have never gone before in off road conditions. Terrain such as mud, rocks, dry sand and snow can all be ridden on comfortably and safely, thanks to the large 10" wide tires. The Boomerbeast is an ideal option for individuals with mobility issues and want to explore the world like never before.
All of the Boomerbeast models come packed with signature features to enhance the lives of those who ride it. The Boomerbeast Deluxe features 60v40ah lithium-ion battery to achieve its 60 km range while the Standard version comes with 60v30ah lead acid battery pack with 50 km in range.
Additional Upgrades to Boomerbeast 2
- LED front light
- Available in black and red
- Alarm system & digital speedometer
- Fully adjustable leather seat and rear rack for additional carrying capabilities
- 300 - 400 battery cycles (Standard), 1,000 battery cycles (Deluxe) and 20,000 battery cycles (Ultimate)
Availability
The Boomerbeast Standard ($3,499 CAD) is now available for purchase in Canada and in the US.
The Deluxe ($5,499 CAD) is a custom-build that may require up to a 30-day installation period and the Ultimate titanate version delivery are expected to begin in 2020.
Daymak, a Toronto-based company incorporated in 2002, is a leading developer and distributor of personal light electric vehicles. Daymak mission is to become the leader of Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs) and reduce the CO2 emissions one electric vehicle at a time with vertical integration from development to retail distribution worldwide and to offer the customer the best service experience possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
NOTE: Researched FAQs by Disabled World (DW)
How fast can the Daymak Boomerbeast 2 go
Daymak markets the Boomerbeast 2 as a road-capable mobility scooter, though exact top speed depends on the model and local regulations, so riders should confirm the rated speed and any legal limits for their area before use.
Is a license required to ride a mobility scooter like the Boomerbeast 2
In most regions mobility scooters do not require a driver license, but rules vary widely by country and state, so it is best to check local transport authority guidelines before riding on roads or sidewalks.
How long does the Boomerbeast 2 battery take to charge
The Ultimate model with its lithium-titanate battery is stated to charge from empty to full in about 20 minutes, while charge times for the Standard and Deluxe versions differ based on their battery chemistry.
Can the Boomerbeast 2 be used in rain or snow
The scooter is built for terrain that includes snow and wet ground thanks to its wide tires, but users should still follow the manufacturer guidance on weather exposure and keep electrical components protected.
What is the weight capacity of the Boomerbeast 2
The adjustable leather seat is rated to support a rider of up to 150 kg or 330 lbs, which covers a broad range of users seeking a sturdy outdoor mobility option.
Does the Boomerbeast 2 come with a warranty
Warranty terms are set by Daymak and typically vary by component and battery type, so prospective buyers should ask the retailer for the current coverage details at the time of purchase.
How do I control the settings on the Boomerbeast 2
Riders can use the Daymak Drive app to personalize performance settings such as torque, range, and acceleration, allowing the scooter to be tuned to individual comfort and needs.
Where can the Boomerbeast 2 be purchased
The Standard model was made available for purchase in Canada and the United States, and interested buyers should contact Daymak or an authorized dealer to confirm current availability and shipping.
Insights, Analysis, and Developments
Editorial Note: What makes the Boomerbeast 2 worth a closer look is how it reframes what a mobility scooter can be, treating rough ground not as an obstacle but as territory the rider is meant to cover, which speaks directly to anyone who has felt boxed in by sidewalk-only equipment. The battery story is central here: three chemistries across the range, from a lead acid pack on the Standard to lithium-ion on the Deluxe and the long-life lithium-titanate on the Ultimate, meaning buyers can weigh upfront cost against charge cycles and longevity rather than settling for a single option. For seniors, caregivers, and disabled riders comparing devices, the practical takeaway is a machine positioned for both the grocery run and the trail, from a company whose stated aim is expanding light electric vehicles while cutting emissions one ride at a time.*
Attribution/Source(s): This quality-reviewed publication was selected for publishing by the editors of Disabled World (DW) due to its relevance to the disability community. Originally authored by Yoni Erawati and published on 19 Sep 2019, this content may have been edited for style, clarity, or brevity.
* Editorial additions by Ian C. Langtree.