The new price list features a wide range of new electric vehicle (EV) models, from a number of industry manufacturers and start with no Advance Payments. These EVs include:
- From 0 advance payment: The Renault Megane e-Tech, EV60 160kW Evolution Comfort Range 60kWh, with a driving range up to 280 miles.
- From 0 advance payment: Skoda Enyaq Estate, 132kW 60 62kWh 5dr Auto, with a driving range up to 249 miles.
- From 0 advance payment: Jeep Avenger, 115kW Summit 54kWh 5dr Auto, with a driving range up to 249 miles.
- From £295 Advance Payment: Cupra Born, 169kW e-Boost V1 58kWh 5dr Auto, with a driving range up to 264 miles.
By forging close collaborations with the industry, including car manufacturers and dealers, Motability Operations keeps prices as low as possible. With manufacturers prioritising the production of EVs to meet the Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, there are fewer petrol and diesel cars available in the new car market. A combination of other economic pressures is causing vehicle prices to rise across the automotive industry.
The increasing costs of insurance, servicing and maintenance means that Motability Operations constantly invests in affordability, so that it can connect its disabled customers to work, healthcare, education and family life.
Its three-year worry-free leasing package, which includes insurance, breakdown assistance, servicing, maintenance, tyres and windscreens, the Scheme remains incredibly valuable and is around 48% cheaper than any other commercial leasing alternative.
“We know first-hand the pressures that the automotive industry is facing," says Andrew Miller, Chief Executive of Motability Operations. "As the UK’s biggest car buyer, we can leverage our scale to navigate the industry pressures and drive affordability for our customers. By collaborating with our Scheme partners, we're still able to offer our customers great value for money in our latest price list."
This collaborative way of working is also enabling Motability Operations to help its customers overcome barriers to EV adoption. These solutions include:
- Streamlining public charging payment: The organisation has recently launched its Go Charge app, developed with Paua, to improve paying for public EV charging.
- Simplifying home charging: Motability Operations works with Ohme to install home chargepoints for its customers, which is included in the price of an EV customer’s lease.
- Revolutionising eWAVs: Motability Operations and CALLUM have developed a new generation electric wheelchair-accessible vehicle (eWAV) concept.
The new price list demonstrates Motability Operations continuation to offer a diverse range of vehicles to suit customer needs right now. Customers who aren’t ready to switch to an EV can still choose from a selection of high-quality, petrol and diesel vehicles.
The full price list can be found at www.motability.co.uk/find-a-vehicle.
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