Latest Motability Scheme Price List 2026 – Motability Scheme
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Below you’ll find some of this quarter’s great options at lower price points, new electric vehicles (EVs) on the Scheme, plus options with more boot space.
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We have a great choice of vehicles this quarter, including nearly 100 options with no or low Advance Payment.
You’ll only pay an Advance Payment if you choose a car that costs more than your mobility allowance, such as higher spec models and WAVs. You’ll only pay this once, at the price shown when you order.
Thinking of switching to an EV? You could save around £225 per year with an electric vehicle when you charge at home, compared to running an equivalent petrol car1. We’ve shared some of the latest EVs with long range below.
Explore our options below.
The car industry has been evolving quickly over the last year. The Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate means more manufacturers are focusing on electric vehicles. This is making petrol and diesel models less common. And like many sectors, the cost of things like materials, insurance and repairs have been going up.
The Government announced some tax changes in their Autumn Budget that influence how we run the Scheme. These include VAT on Advance Payments and Insurance Premium Tax (IPT). Both will be included on Scheme leases from July 2026.
Looking for more information on what the Budget means for the Scheme and our customers?
Read our Budget FAQs article.
Even with these changes, the Motability Scheme remains great value and cheaper on average than leasing elsewhere. And our price freeze gives you the peace of mind that the price you see when you apply is the price you’ll pay, even if prices go up before your handover date.
Explore our latest cars with no Advance Payment. That means you’ll use some or all of your weekly allowance, without needing to pay anything up front.
Mini Countryman, electric, automatic
Mazda 2 Hybrid, petrol/electric hybrid, automatic
Vauxhall Frontera, electric, automatic
Nissan Juke, petrol, automatic
Jeep Avenger, petrol, manual
Renault Captur, petrol, manual
Toyota Yaris, petrol/electric hybrid, automatic
Citroen C3 Aircross, electric, automatic
From £149: Nissan Qashqai, petrol, manual
From £299: Kia EV4, electric, automatic
From £299: Hyundai Inster, electric, automatic
From £399: Vauxhall Mokka, petrol, automatic
From £499: Honda HR-V, petrol/electric hybrid, automatic 
From £749: Skoda Enyaq, electric, automatic
From £749: Hyundai Tucson: petrol, manual
From £849: Toyota Corolla, petrol/electric hybrid, automatic
From £995: Ford Kuga, petrol, manual
From £1499: Citroen Berlingo, electric, automatic
We have a great selection of EVs on the Scheme this quarter, including over 50 with a range of more than 300 miles.
From £299: Kia EV4, automatic
From £749: Skoda Enyaq 85 SE L, automatic
From £999: Kia EV3, automatic
More than 100,000 customers are already enjoying an EV on the Scheme. And when you lease an EV with us, we’ll support you with charging as part of your lease.
We have lots of great options on the Scheme this quarter that come with extra room in the back. Take a look at some of RAC’s top picks below.
Every lease on the Scheme comes with our all-inclusive package. This includes:
Our cost comparisons can help you understand the saving you could make when you join the Scheme.
Our next price list will be available from 1 April 2026. Prices can go up or down.
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1. Savings of £225 are based on 5,000 annual miles and charging at home on a Standard Variable Tariff at 27.69p/kWh based on Ofgem’s current price cap, with an electric vehicle achieving 3.5 miles per kWh. This is compared to an equivalent petrol car achieving 50 miles per gallon with petrol at £1.37 per litre (December 2025 average. Source: RAC Fuel Watch). Actual savings will vary based on your individual mileage, your vehicle’s efficiency, electricity and fuel prices at time of use, charging location (home versus public charging), driving conditions and style. Public rapid charging typically costs 60-80p per kWh and will reduce savings. Prices correct as of January 2026 and subject to change. Full methodology available on request.
Prices and features of car models shown are correct at the time of printing and may be subject to adjustments or withdrawal in the event of any changes taking place which affect the cost of provision of the lease agreement. The wider car market is experiencing longer delivery times and availability issues with some makes and models and customers are advised to discuss this with their dealer at the point of application. Prices shown are valid for recipients of the HRMC of the DLA, and ERMC of PIP making an application between 01/01/2026 and 31/03/2026, but may be subject to change. Customers are advised to check any specifically required vehicle features with their dealer at the point of application. All vehicles shown are for illustrative purposes only.
Prices for cars which state ‘Total Mobility Allowance’ mean that all of your weekly higher rate mobility allowance, including any increases, is paid to Motability Operations Limited. All Miles Per Gallon (MPG) values quoted are based on the WLTP test results – see manufacturer website for most up-to-date data. MPG figures may not reflect real-life driving results and are for comparison purposes only. Motability Operations Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. 
