Our Top 5 Picks for the Best Motability EV Cars

Once seen as a glimpse of the future, electric vehicles have quickly become part of everyday life, and for many Motability Scheme customers, they now represent a practical, accessible, and affordable option. With faster charging times and improved range figures (many vehicles now offer 300+ miles of range), the Motability Scheme is expanding its electric offering to help disabled drivers make the switch with confidence.

In this new feature for Mobility in Motion, the team at MotaClarity take a closer look at some of the newly added Motability EV cars that can be leased through the Motability Scheme, exploring what makes them great options for today’s drivers. From compact city cars to long-range family SUVs, there’s now an EV for every lifestyle.

Fiat Grande Punto / Grande Panda Electric

Fiat has recently launched the Grande Panda Electric onto the Motability Scheme, a compact hatchback that promises efficiency and affordability, with a range of around 200 miles from its 44 kWh battery. The simple, lightweight design should make it easy to handle, while modern interiors and connected features bring Fiat’s Italian flair into the electric age. Aimed squarely at city drivers, it’s ideal for short commutes and local trips, offering comfort and charm in equal measure.

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Renault 5 E-Tech Electric

Renault’s reborn 5 E-Tech brings retro style to modern electric mobility and has recently joined the Motability Scheme. Compact, agile, and packed with character, it’s designed for urban and suburban driving, offering a range of up to 250 miles on a single charge. The small footprint makes it easy to park and manoeuvre, while the quiet powertrain delivers a smooth, refined drive. Its electric efficiency should make running costs appealing, and a home charging option is typically included in Motability EV cars packages.

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Suzuki e-Vitara

Suzuki’s first fully electric SUV, the e-Vitara, blends practicality with value in a familiar crossover format. It’s available with either a 49 kWh or 61 kWh battery, providing between 213 and 264 miles of range. The upright seating and generous interior space make it easy to get in and out of, while its slightly elevated driving position offers excellent visibility. It should deliver the solid reliability Suzuki is known for, along with smooth electric performance and simple controls. For those looking for a capable, everyday SUV that combines efficiency with comfort, it’s a promising new Motability EV car.

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Citroën e-C5 Aircross

Citroën hope that the new e-C5 Aircross will quickly become the most comfortable and refined electric SUVs in its class. With large 73 kWh or 97 kWh battery options, it offers a WLTP range of between 320 and 420 miles, which is more than enough for most journeys. Citroën’s signature Advanced Comfort seats and soft suspension will create a genuinely relaxing drive, so it should be ideal for motorists who prioritising ride comfort and accessibility. The spacious cabin provides excellent room for adaptations and storage, while rapid 160 kW charging allows an 80% top-up in around 30 minutes. If you want exceptional comfort and confidence for longer-distance travel, this could be the best EV on Motability for you.

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MG S5 EV

MG continues to lead the affordable electric market, and the new S5 EV extends that appeal with strong range and practicality. Available to order now on the Motability Scheme, it offers two versions: a standard 49 kWh model with about 200 miles of range, and a 64 kWh Long Range model capable of up to 270 miles. The S5’s spacious crossover design, smooth electric drivetrain, and user-friendly tech make it ideal for family use or those needing easy access and plenty of boot space. With solid build quality and great value, it’s one of the Scheme’s standout new EVs.

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Practical Advice For Motability Drivers Who Want An EV

Moving to an electric car can feel like a big step, but the Motability Scheme makes it easier than ever. Electric models now come with a home chargepoint and installation (if you have off-street parking) and access to the “Go Charge” public charging card — simplifying both charging at home and when you’re out and about. Explore our article for full details and what you need to know about Motability EV Charging.

Before choosing your next vehicle, it’s important to consider your driving habits. If most of your journeys are local, a smaller EV with modest range may be perfect, while frequent longer trips might call for a larger battery or faster charging capability.

Equally vital is ensuring your chosen EV supports any required adaptations. Fitting certain adaptations to Motability EV cars has become far more common. Always check with the experts at Mobility in Motion to confirm compatibility for adaptations such as hand controls, swivel seats or boot hoists before you order your new EV.

You should also test drive more than one EV, with your particular needs in mind — what “works” on paper may feel very different when you’re actually driving it.

Finally, make sure you stay updated on the latest Motability EV car Advance Payment prices. The Scheme updates its model list and pricing quarterly, but remember vehicles are added and removed daily.

Follow MotaClarity on social media and check the website for regular updates. A huge thanks to Mobility in Motion for allowing us to highlight some of the fantastic electric vehicles now available through the Motability Scheme, and be sure to explore the rest of their site for expert advice on vehicle adaptations, driving aids and accessibility solutions.

*Information correct as of October 2025.