Boomerbeast: All-terrain AWD 3 Wheel Mobility Scooter

Author: Ian C. Langtree - Writer/Editor for Disabled World (DW)
Published: 1 May 2017 - Updated: 27 Aug 2026
Publication Type: Product Release, Update

Table of Contents:
Synopsis - Definition - Overview - FAQs - Insights, Updates - Related Content

Synopsis

This product is the Boomerbeast by Daymak Inc., a custom-built 3 wheel all-terrain solar powered electric mobility scooter designed for riders who want added balance without giving up speed or independence. Announced in 2017, it is described as the first true on-road and off-road mobility scooter, with an all-wheel-drive system that handles dirt, sand, snow, and everyday pavement, alongside a Daymak Drive Turbo controller that lets the rider adjust range, torque, acceleration, and motor locking through a free Android app over Bluetooth. This matters most to people with mobility needs, including seniors and disabled users, who benefit from a machine that adapts to rough terrain such as farms and unpaved paths as easily as sidewalks and paved roads. Built one by one at Daymak's Toronto headquarters, buyers can select tire size, battery pack, motors, racks, and lighting, with a Panasonic Lithium 2580 Watt hour pack reaching up to 90 km on a single charge and speeds adjustable from a slow 6 km/hr for sidewalks up to 40 km/hr off road, while producing no carbon emissions.

At a Glance

• 1 - Pricing for the Boomerbeast line ranges from $2999 to $4999. The final cost depends on the chosen configuration and upgrades.
• 2 - The scooter is billed as the fastest mobility scooter in North America. Its top setting reaches 40 km/hr for off-road riding.
• 3 - A solar wrapped Panasonic Lithium 2580 Watt hour battery pack powers the Ultimate model. It works together with the AWD system and an LED lighting system managed from the app.
• 4 - Buyers can configure their own scooter by selecting a 19 inch or 23 inch tire size, plus battery, motor, rack, and lighting options. This build-your-own approach lets each unit match an individual rider's needs.

Topic Definition

All-Terrain Mobility Scooter

An all-terrain mobility scooter is a powered personal transport device built for people with limited mobility that is engineered to travel across uneven and unpaved surfaces such as dirt, sand, grass, and snow, as well as ordinary sidewalks and paved roads. Unlike conventional mobility scooters intended mainly for smooth indoor or urban use, all-terrain models typically use larger tires, stronger motors, higher ground clearance, and in some cases all-wheel-drive systems to keep the rider stable and moving over rough ground. They are often chosen by seniors and disabled users who live rurally, spend time outdoors, or simply want a machine that is not restricted to flat, finished pavement, and many now include adjustable speed settings and battery options to balance safety on sidewalks with greater range and speed off road.

Overview

Daymak Inc. renowned for solar powered electric vehicles, has just announced their next project that they have quietly been in development over the past months. The Boomerbeast is a 3 wheeled all-terrain solar powered electric mobility scooter.

Receiving a lot of positive feedback about the first iteration; The Beast, Daymak realized that they wanted to also cater to those who need more balance while still giving them the speed, freedom and style that comes synonymous with the Daymak Beast.

The Boomerbeast is the first true on road off road mobility scooter in the market place. It features an AWD system that will tackle any terrain including dirt, sand and snow besides your everyday regular pavement.

The Boomerbeast uses leading edge Daymak Drive Turbo controller that allows the rider to customize the ride through the free app provided for Android bringing mobility scooters to 2017.

"Mobility scooters are one of the fastest growing markets in the light electric vehicle. Most mobility scooters have not been modified in the last 20 years. We are going to bring Mobility Scooter to the next level." states Aldo Baiocchi, President of Daymak.

"The Boomerbeast Ultimate features a solar wrapped Panasonic Lithium 2580 Watt hour battery pack, AWD system and a LED lighting system all controlled and adjustable by app directly from the user. Making the Boomerbeast the first to incorporate all these features" continues Baiocchi.

• The Boomerbeast line will be custom built at Daymak's Toronto HQ one by one to satisfy everyone's need.
• It will be available in a variety of configurations.
• Buyers can choose tire size 19" or 23", battery pack, motors, racks and lighting options.
• Range can reach up to 90 km on a single charge using the 2580 Watt hour battery pack.
• Speed can be set up to 40 km/hr for off road use and as low as 6 km/hr for sidewalk use making it the fastest mobility scooter in North America.

All versions of the Boomerbeast comes with the Daymak Drive Turbo controller that allows you to configure the core performance of your machine via smartphone. Increase the range to get further distance, increase torque and acceleration, lock the motor and more all via Bluetooth on your android device.

See the new Boomerbeast-2 line of all terrain mobility scooters.

This mobility scooter is the mobility scooter that can be used on a farm and on paved roads.

Best of all the Boomerbeast has no carbon emissions making it the green solution for commuting for both young and old!

With the "build your own Boomerbeast" option, you can pick and choose the upgrades that are most appealing to you.

The Boomerbeast line will range from $2999 to $4999.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to charge a Boomerbeast mobility scooter

Charge time depends on the selected battery pack and charger, and Daymak builds each unit to order, so buyers should confirm charging details for their specific configuration when purchasing.

Do you need a license to ride an all-terrain mobility scooter

Licensing rules vary by country, state, and province, and depend on where the scooter is used and its top speed, so riders should check their local road and sidewalk regulations before use.

Is the Boomerbeast suitable for use in winter conditions

The scooter uses an all-wheel-drive system designed to handle snow along with dirt and sand, though riders should still take care on ice and follow safe operating practices in cold weather.

Can the Boomerbeast be used indoors

It is built primarily as an on-road and off-road all-terrain machine with large tires, so it is better suited to outdoor use than to tight indoor spaces.

What is the weight capacity of the Boomerbeast

Weight capacity can vary with the chosen motors, tires, and battery configuration, so prospective buyers should request the rated load limit for their specific build from the manufacturer.

How does the app control feature work on the Boomerbeast

The Daymak Drive Turbo controller connects over Bluetooth to an Android device, letting the rider adjust range, torque, acceleration, and motor locking through a free app.

Where is the Boomerbeast manufactured

Each Boomerbeast is custom built one by one at Daymak's headquarters in Toronto, allowing buyers to choose options that fit their individual needs.

Is the Boomerbeast covered by a warranty

Warranty terms are set by the manufacturer and can differ by component and region, so buyers should ask Daymak for the current warranty coverage before ordering.

Insights, Analysis, and Developments

Editorial Note: What sets the Boomerbeast apart is how it reframes the mobility scooter, a category its maker notes had seen little real change in two decades, as a genuinely rugged personal vehicle rather than a purely urban aid. Daymak, a company already known for solar powered electric vehicles, positions this model as the follow-up to its earlier Beast, adding a third wheel specifically to give riders more stability while keeping the performance intact. For anyone weighing independence against the limits of standard scooters, the appeal lies in smartphone-level control over the machine's core behavior, the green credentials of a zero-emission drivetrain, and a made-to-order build process out of Toronto that treats each scooter as a single, customized unit rather than a one-size-fits-all product.

Author Credentials: Ian is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Disabled World, a leading resource for news and information on disability issues. With a global perspective shaped by years of travel and lived experience, Ian is a committed proponent of the Social Model of Disability, a transformative framework developed by disabled activists in the 1970s that emphasizes dismantling societal barriers rather than focusing solely on individual impairments. His work reflects a deep commitment to disability rights, accessibility, and social inclusion. To learn more about Ian's background, expertise, and accomplishments, visit his full biography.