Wheelchair Accessible Kia Sedona

A silver Kia, this one with five seats, two in the front and the back three can be folded forwards individually, plus the central seat can be completely removed – a very versatile arrangement.

The conversion is by Lewis Reed and the car has been adapted with a lowered floor and a one piece, lightweight ramp at the back to gain access into the wheelchair location with ease.  This ramp also has a very generous width of 31.5 inches and is ideal for the larger wheelchair.  For anyone struggling to push a wheelchair up any inclines this WAV has a winch function and unlike the usual combination of front wheelchair restraints and separate winch (so four attachments), this has winch only that also acts as the front wheelchair restraint.  The wheelchair can be located either behind the three rear seats or, if preferred, between the two rear seats once central one removed.  You will notice that the rear seats when folded forwards provide a table effect – very useful for placing drinks etc.  Air conditioning is also included and very nice to have on those warmer days or longer journeys.  For added privacy this Sedona has rear black out windows if this is your preference.  A very comfortable vehicle to travel around in with excellent all round visibility.

A mid-sized wheelchair accessible vehicle with plenty of power due to its 2.2 cc diesel engine.  Many additional features for added comfort – please check out the specification section included on this webpage.

It’s worth taking a peak in the ‘Advice’ section above if you are new to this type of vehicle and we have even included a video demonstrating just how easy these cars are to use.  We hope that you find the information in this section very helpful.

If you would like to speak to one of our experts about this or any other of our quality vehicles, please call us on 01824 707773.