Best 7-seater Motability cars 2025
High-quality 7-seater cars on the Motability Scheme from rated and reviewed dealers
Best 7-seater Motability cars of 2025
The Motability scheme helps people with a variety of disabilities get behind the wheel of a new car, and those who need a seven-seater are served by a decent range of vehicles. Aside from the increased interior space, many come with sliding doors which makes accessing the rear seats a cinch.
We've selected some of the best seven-seater cars currently available on the Motability scheme to help you choose the right one.
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Dacia has the market cornered when it comes to value-for-money, and the 7-seater Jogger Estate is no exception. It is available in Expression and Extreme trims, and comes standard with a fuel efficient 108hp engine, keyless entry, surround parking sensors and an 8-inch infotainment display. You will need to make a payment of between £1,495 and £1,695 depending on the trim you pick.
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This is one spacious SUV with a sharp-looking interior and a massive boot (as long as that third row is folded flat). The scheme offers the 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol in SE Drive and SE L Executive trims, the former costing £3,495 up front, while the better-specced model requires a £3,995 advance payment.
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The ever-popular Volkswagen Tiguan SUV is available on the Motability scheme in 7-seater Allspace guise. You can have either a manual or automatic transmission, paired with an efficient 148hp 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine.
A digital cockpit, adaptive cruise control and surround parking sensors are part of the comprehensive list of standard features. The up-front payment is either £3,249 (manual) or £3,799 (automatic).
A digital cockpit, adaptive cruise control and surround parking sensors are part of the comprehensive list of standard features. The up-front payment is either £3,249 (manual) or £3,799 (automatic).
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The Peugeot 5008 is a great SUV with a stylish interior and three rows of seats. You can pick from either a 130hp petrol or diesel engine, and both can be had with a smooth-shifting eight-speed automatic gearbox. Only the top GT trim is offered here, which means you get plenty of advanced tech, although the advance payment is £3,999.
Battery range up to 214 miles
The e-Spacetourer comes with eight seats, but you can still drive it on a normal car driving licence. And while it may be a little van-like in its proportions, the e-Spacetourer is hugely practical as a result, while the 54kWh battery is good for around 136 miles of range.
Battery range up to 212 miles
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The Citroen e-Berlingo is a great family-friendly MPV that can be had on the Motability scheme in the long wheelbase XL 7-seater body style. It comes with a 134hp electric motor and 50kWh battery pack which delivers snappy performance around town and a combined range of 173.6-miles. You will have to make a once-off advance payment of £2,595 before starting your lease.
Battery range up to 213 miles
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The Vauxhall Combo Life is a spacious MPV with sliding side doors and an electric powertrain that will do 174 miles between charges. It shares its basic layout with the Citroen Berlingo which means you also get a 134hp electric motor and 50kWh battery pack.
Charging from 0-80% can take as little as 30 minutes with a 10kW rapid charger. The top SE XL trim means you’ll need to make an advance payment of £4,099.
Charging from 0-80% can take as little as 30 minutes with a 10kW rapid charger. The top SE XL trim means you’ll need to make an advance payment of £4,099.
Battery range up to 136 miles
Another van-based people carrier, the Vauxhall Vivaro Life Electric is actually the same underneath as the Citroen e-Spacetourer, with a 50kWh battery pack giving 143 miles of range. Space, as you can imagine, is plentiful while whether you prefer the Citroen or the Vauhall will likely come down to which you can get a better deal on.
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