The Motability Scheme helps disabled drivers in the UK "get mobile by exchanging (their) qualifying mobility allowance to lease a new affordable car, Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle, scooter or powered wheelchair."
With many of us looking to switch to an electric car soon, Motability drivers may be wondering if and how they can own an EV in 2024 and beyond.
In this article, we will list what electric cars are currently on the Motability Scheme and recommend our top picks based on your needs.
You must receive one of the following disability allowances to be eligible to drive an electric car with the Motability Scheme:
You must have at least 12 months remaining on your allowance when you apply.
All information is correct as of June 2024 and is sourced directly from the Motability Scheme's website.
If you need an electric family car, we would recommend choosing one of the following:
If you need a small electric car, we would recommend choosing one of the following:
If you believe you are eligble for an electric car on the Motability Scheme, you can apply online via the motability website.
If you are unsure if you are eligble, speak to your allowance provider. They will be able to inform you of what you are entitled to, and talk you through the process of applying for an electric car on the Motability Scheme. The Motability website has plenty of helpful tools and advice should you require any help.
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