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Motability Scheme highlights no- and low-Advance-Payment cars

The Motability Scheme’s 1 July–30 September 2026 list includes more than 30 cars with no Advance Payment, plus lower-cost alternatives.

Motability Scheme highlights no- and low-Advance-Payment cars

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Pricing and package

The Scheme says more than 30 cars are available with no Advance Payment, while other models start at £95. Prices can change and the published figures apply through 30 September 2026. New-car Advance Payments include standard-rate VAT from 1 July 2026; a dealer can explain whether wheelchair or stretcher-related adaptations qualify for VAT relief.

Notable no-payment choices

The Renault Symbioz is presented as a family-sized SUV with a sliding rear bench and up to 624 litres of boot capacity. Other no-Advance-Payment examples include the Toyota Aygo X, Hyundai Inster, Skoda Kamiq and Kia Stonic. The Inster is fully electric, with the cited 49kWh version offering up to 223 miles of range.

Running costs and alternatives

The all-inclusive lease package covers insurance, servicing, routine repairs, car tax and breakdown cover, according to the Scheme. For electric-car users, a first lease with a driveway includes a home charger and standard installation; customers without one receive a bp pulse subscription. Other listed options include the Nissan Qashqai at £249, MG ZS at £299 and Hyundai Tucson at £349.

Sources & further reading

Motability Scheme — original report

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