New Q2 Spring (April – June) Motability Prices released 1st April 2025

New Quarter 1 (Spring) Prices released 1st April 2025

The new Motability prices will be published on Tuesday 1st April 2025. Quarter 2 (Spring) prices run from 1st April through to 30th June 2025. We will post all information as it comes to us on this page. We will update you on all the movements (up and down) on this page. We will continue to post the War Pension (WPMS) prices alongside the DLA/PIP/AFIP prices.  Even with the higher monetary value of  the WPMS award there are no additional vehicles available to War Pensioners.

 

Grants and extensions.

Motability can extend the lease on your existing vehicle from the existing three years to up to five years if there are adaptations or the vehicle is lower mileage, should you find a vehicle that suits your needs during the extension period then you are free to place an order. Should you have to change your vehicle and are not able to afford the Advance Payment you may qualify for assistance through the charitable arm of Motability’s Grants team. The number of Grants awarded has increased by 8% with 17626 awarded.

 

Delivery Delays

Three months before the end of your three year lease you are able to order a new vehicle, in the present climate it is extremely likley your new vehicle will not have been built before the lease is due to end, in this situation Motability extend the lease on your existing vehicle. Manufacturing delays are a reality, stock cars are rarely available to Motability customers, delivery time for a new vehicle varies greatly from manufacturer to Manufacture and vehicle to vehicle, usually between three to twelve months, the dealership will have the most up to date information, the forum is also an excellent resource.

 

 

The Motability search tool can be found HERE.

 

All the latest news will be on the Forum: https://forum.whichmobilitycar.co.uk/forums/forum/mobility-car-main-forum/

 

 

 

Tuesday 1st April 2025 – Vehicles on the Scheme – 883                                        Change -1

Abarth – No change

 

Alfa Romeo +4  (2 Plugin hybrid, 2 electric)

Tonale +4   return to Scheme £3999 Advance Payment as a Mild hybrid or £7999 as a PHEV

 

Audi -25  (petrol)

A1  -12   Removed from Scheme

Q2  -9   Removed from Scheme

Q3  -4   Removed from Scheme

 

BMW -6  (3 electric, 3 Plugin hybrid)

iX1 -2

iX2 -1

X1 -1

2 Series Active Tourer -2

 

BYD +3  (Plugin hybrid)

Seal U  +3  New to Scheme from £6345 Advance Payment up to £7995 AP for the 4WD 320bhp version.

 

Citroen -3  (petrol)

C4 -1

C4x -1

C5 Aircross -1

 

Cupra +2  (1 Plugin hybrid, 1 electric)

Tavascan +1

Leon +1

 

Dacia -1  (electric)

Spring -1   the entry level at £60 per week remains

 

DS Automobiles  –  No Change

 

Fiat +1  (electric)

500 hatch +1

600 electric and mild hybrid zero Advance Payment – good looking car

 

Ford +13  (-2 petrol, Plugin hybrid +5 electric +10)

Focus -4  (2 estate 2 hatch)

Grand Tourneo Connect +2

Tourneo Connect +3

Puma +8 (electric version added from £1145 Advance Payment)

Tourneo Custom +4  New Vehicle to Scheme  8 seat large people carrier, electric only, sadly the two diesels and one hybrid do not make the scheme.

 

Honda -1  (hybrid)

Jazz -2  Removed from Scheme

HRV +1  Return to the Scheme, excellent car, £2499 Advance Payment

 

Hyundai -2  (-2 petrol, -1 hybrid +1 electric)

Inster +1

Kona -2

Tuscon -1

 

Jaecoo – No Change

J7  – entry trim reduced by £250 to £2999 Advance Payment

 

Jeep +1  (petrol)

Avenger +1  1.2 petrol manual in Altitude trim at £499 AP

 

KGM  –  No Change

 

Kia -7  (3 petrol 4 electric)

Proceed -3  Removed from Scheme

EV6  -4  Removed from Scheme

 

Lexus +2  (hybrid)

LBX +2  From £2195 Advance Payment

 

 

More to follow……..