Vehicle Detail
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Car modelToyota Sienna
Guaranteed accessibility features
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Wheelchair capacity2
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EntranceLift, Ramp, Manual transfer
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Lift/Ramp weight limit150kg
Nissan Serena with Powerlift Accessible Minivan | Wheelchair-Friendly Transportation
The Nissan Serena with Powerlift is a thoughtfully adapted minivan designed to make travel seamless, dignified, and comfortable for wheelchair users and passengers with mobility challenges.
Effortless Entry & Exit The integrated electric powerlift eliminates the need for manual ramps, smoothly raising and lowering passengers in their wheelchairs at the touch of a button. The process is quiet, stable, and stress-free — giving passengers and caregivers equal peace of mind.
Spacious, Accessible Interior Inside, the Serena’s generously sized cabin accommodates standard and larger wheelchairs with ease. Tie-down anchor points and safety restraint systems keep wheelchairs securely fastened throughout the journey, while fellow passengers enjoy comfortable seating alongside.
Smooth, Reliable Performance Built on Nissan’s trusted Serena platform, the vehicle delivers a smooth and stable ride — minimising vibration and discomfort, particularly important for passengers with physical sensitivities.
Caregiver-Friendly Design Wide sliding doors and an open floor layout make it easy for caregivers and family members to assist passengers without awkward manoeuvring. The driver’s cabin remains fully standard, ensuring a familiar and confident driving experience.
Whether for daily commutes, airport transfers, or leisure travel, the Nissan Serena with Powerlift offers a dependable, inclusive journey for everyone on board.
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FAQ
What type of assistance can the staff provide to people with physical disabilities?
Push and Assist wheelchair user - Guide and assist someone with reduced mobility
Where will I be picked up?
You will be picked up directly from the airport.
What's the maximum allowed weight on the vehicle's ramp?
300lbs (660 kg)
Can I stay in my wheelchair inside the vehicle?
Yes! You won't have to get out of your wheelchair.
