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Volkswagen Caddy Maxi
The RAC describes the Caddy Maxi as a practical seven-seat MPV with a van-based shape and car-like underpinnings. Its tall body makes entry easier, while sliding rear doors help carers assist passengers in tight spaces. The extended body provides substantial legroom, flexible removable seats and enough boot capacity for multiple folded wheelchairs. It is also used for Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle conversions, allowing some occupants to remain in their wheelchairs.
Nissan Qashqai
For people who do not need direct wheelchair access, the RAC presents the Qashqai as an easier-to-enter alternative to a hatchback or saloon. Its raised seats, wide-opening rear doors and wheelchair-capable boot support accessibility, while the cabin offers room for four adults. The review favours the automatic e-Power hybrid, citing smooth operation, strong performance and claimed fuel economy above 60mpg, alongside electric-only town driving.
Skoda Kodiaq
The Kodiaq is presented as a spacious family SUV, with the five-seat version considered most suitable for adults and equipment. Wide doors, high seating, adjustable rear seats and a large boot support passengers with mobility needs. The five-seat model has 910 litres of luggage space, while the plug-in hybrid has 745 litres. The RAC also identifies the Kodiaq iV PHEV as the choice for lower running costs, with up to 76 miles of claimed electric range.
