Peugeot Expert, Citroën Jumpy wheelchair accessible Van

FEATURES:

Accessibility Conversion:

The primary feature is the rear-entry, fold-out ramp with yellow grip strips, which is part of a lowered floor conversion. This modification provides a low entry height and a flat internal floor for easy wheelchair access.

Seating Configuration:

These converted vehicles typically offer flexible seating arrangements, often with 4 or 5 fixed seats and space for one or two wheelchair passengers.

Safety Equipment:

The wheelchair area usually includes a 4-point wheelchair securing system and a lap and diagonal seat belt for the wheelchair user. Some conversions may include an electric winch to assist in loading the wheelchair.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Engine:

Common diesel engine options include 2.0L variants with varying horsepower outputs (e.g., 90 bhp to 180 bhp).

Transmission:

Available with either manual or automatic transmissions, typically 5-speed or 6-speed manual, or an 8-speed automatic.
Dimensions:

Length:

Available in different lengths, such as Standard (approx. 4.98m) and Long/Maxi (approx. 5.3m).

Height:

Generally around 1.9m, allowing access to standard multi-story car parks.
Convenience & Safety: Features often

include:
Air conditioning.
Electric windows and door mirrors.
Rear parking sensors or camera.
Anti-lock braking system (ABS) and Electronic Stability Control (ESC).