Motability Operations’ 750,000 customers are at the centre of everything it does. More than 45,000 of them have transitioned to electric so far, making them the biggest EV fleet in the country; but that still leaves 700,000 to go. They’re concerned the current EV transition will not work for everyone and are using their deep insight and understanding to closely target the ‘pain points’ that deter customers from transitioning. They work with various partners to find solutions whether it’s EV charging for renters or Electrified Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle concepts and know more partnership working is needed to create an accessible and affordable EV infrastructure. The company wants to make sure nobody gets let behind in the transition to electric.

Find out how Motability Operations is partnering with industry to make the transition to electric vehicles simpler and more accessible. By combining insight from their 45,000 EV customers and the expertise of their partners, they’re developing smart solutions which address the challenges EV drivers face today. These solutions include a next-generation electric wheelchair accessible vehicle concept, optimised home charging and better public chargepoint placement and availability. Through their range of strategic partnerships, Motability Operations is solving problems for its customers to ensure nobody is left behind in the transition to EV.

Partnering for innovation

Chris Rimmer, Head of Policy, Strategy and Implementation, Cenex

Michael Kenefick, Grid Services Manager, ev.energy

Matt Terry, Commercial Director, AppyWay

David Fairbairn, Managing Director, CALLUM

Jonathan Jenkins, Head of Innovation, Motability Operations