Allied Mobility
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Discover our exclusive range of WAVs
How do you choose the WAV that best suits your needs?
Everyone’s needs are different. An adviser will help you identify the key criteria.
Passenger or Driver?
As regards wheelchair-accessible vehicles, there are four different types of WAVs: rear passenger, front passenger, wheelchair-driven, and internal transfer.
What type of wheelchair do you use?
It is important to check the dimensions (length, width, height) and compatibility of the wheelchair you will be travelling with, to ensure that its dimensions are suitable for the vehicle’s access ramp and the space available inside the vehicle.
Number of passengers?
Think about the people you’ll be travelling with regularly and how many extra seats you’ll need. Some of our WAVs are also fitted with ISOFIX seats.
Allied Mobility, Europe’s leading manufacturer of WAVs
With over 7,000 adapted vehicles produced each year, Allied Mobility is Europe’s leading manufacturer of WAVs. Our adapted vehicles are designed to meet the needs of people with reduced mobility, as well as hospitals, schools, accessible taxis and transport services.
Support throughout Europe to help you find your WAV
We support our customers throughout Europe in choosing their WAV. To meet every need, we offer:
- Wide range of WAVs
- Personalised advice
- Demonstrations
- Certified safety for every WAV
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a WAV cost?
The price of a wheelchair-accessible vehicle depends on its size and the model you choose. We offer a range of WAVs to suit different budgets and circumstances. Our most affordable wheelchair-accessible vehicles are the compact Peugeot Rifter Horizon™ and the popular Ford Connect Freedom™. With both of these wheelchair-accessible cars, you can opt for a long-wheelbase version, which offers extra space for a minimal additional cost. Alternatively, for a higher price, you can choose the Volkswagen Caddy Vista™, one of our most luxurious models.
The larger Ford Custom Independence™ is ideal for larger families and groups. The long-wheelbase option even allows you to transport two wheelchair users at the same time. If you wish to drive the vehicle yourself or sit as a front passenger, we have the Ford Connect Avance™. You can expect a higher price for this wheelchair-accessible vehicle designed for people with reduced mobility, as its design is more complex and advanced.
All our vehicles are fully wheelchair-accessible. Why not contact one of our experts today to find out more about the prices of our vehicles for people with reduced mobility?
How long will it take to get a WAV?
With many other suppliers of WAVs, you will need to choose and order the base vehicle from a car dealership, and then wait for it to become available. The car will then be sent away to be converted into a wheelchair-accessible vehicle. This means it often takes months to build and deliver your vehicle. Our wheelchair-accessible cars, on the other hand, are already converted into wheelchair-accessible vehicles at our own conversion facility.
This means that a large number of our wheelchair-accessible vehicles are available at short notice and can be delivered within a few weeks. We work with specialist dealers throughout Europe, and your local supplier may often have wheelchair-accessible cars in stock, ready for immediate delivery. Please fill in our contact form and one of our experts will get in touch with you as soon as possible to discuss your requirements and the possibility of an immediate delivery of your adapted car.
How are WAVs manufactured?
Watch our ‘How it works’ video to find out how our expert production team makes your vehicle wheelchair-accessible.
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