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Motability Operations has appointed Tim Harris as its Insurance Director, responsible for the insurance activity of more than 700,000 customers on the Motability Scheme, as well as the company’s captive, MO Reinsurance Ltd. Tim has a long history of success in the insurance industry and starts his new position in October.

Andrew Miller, chief executive of Motability Operations, used his first keynote speech today to show how the lived experience of its 700,000 disabled customers should be used in making a switch to electric vehicles that works for everyone.

Motability Operations, the company that runs the scheme that provides vehicles to disabled people across the UK, has appointed Gavin Thomson to its new role of Managing Director Scotland & UK Business Development Director.

Motability Operations is marking 45 years of helping disabled people and their families access independent mobility with a pledge to making sure no one is left behind as the UK transitions to electric.

With the launch of the new summer Price List earlier this month, leasing an electric vehicle through the Motability Scheme is now even more affordable.

Motability Operations is pleased to welcome onboard our new colleagues, based at our newest site in Coalville, Leicestershire.

We're award winners! Last week we attended the Disability Smart Awards 2023 by the Business Disability Forum - a celebration of all the innovative, and inclusive work organisations do to improve the experiences of disabled employees and customers.

The Motability Scheme has launched a new partnership with British Wheelchair Basketball, with specific support for its grassroots programme Inspire a Generation (IAG).

Updates to the ‘find a car’ section of the Motability Scheme website, now means searching the full range of cars is easier for Scheme customers.

Caring for our customers is right at the heart of our organisation’s ethos. We don’t pay shareholder dividends, and we invest our money to keep prices on the Scheme affordable for Motability Scheme customers.

To celebrate International Women's Day, we got together with some of our people to discuss what #EmbracingEquity means to them. We opened up the conversation to find out more about what still needs to be done to achieve equity for women, and we're using this insight to learn how we can all embrace equity in our everyday lives – not just in the workplace.

Two students from Coventry University and The Glasgow School of Art have been selected by Motability Operations and CALLUM to help design and engineer an electric Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (eWAV) solution. The students will be involved in leading the way with industry innovation and helping to ensure that the future of EV mobility is accessible for all.