Thousands of disabled drivers will face new Motability rules from July 1, with changes to mileage limits, tyre replacements, travel charges and vehicle pricing.

Big changes to the Motability Scheme came into force on 1 July 2026, adding tax to many new leases and capping how far drivers can travel. The reforms, first announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in ...

Tax changes announced by Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves last November will cost disabled people who lease a Motability* car ...

Drivers of Motability vehicles are facing new charges as of July 2026, with VAT charges, insurance taxes, and less choice of which vehicle they can lease on the scheme. Here's everything that's ...

The Motability scheme came under scrutiny last year as luxury brand vehicles like BMWs and Mercedes were reportedly available ...

Motability scheme reforms could save government £1bn by 2030 - Ministers are attempting to reform the welfare system in order ...

Motorists will be hit by a swathe of new taxes and regulations from today ...

The Scottish Government has secured additional mileage support for people living in rural communities and those who need to ...

Scotland's rollout date has now been confirmed, completing the UK-wide introduction of changes to the Motability Scheme. Here ...

Motability is a scheme that allows disabled people to swap their qualifying mobility allowance to lease a new car, scooter, or powered wheelchair ...

The Government is changing the Motability scheme to save £1 billion by 2030. Here’s what the new VAT and insurance rules mean for disabled drivers.