To order a CUPRA through Motability, you (or someone you care for) need to be in receipt of the higher Mobility element of one of a number of Government benefits, including either the Disability Living Allowance (DLA), the Personal Independence Payment (PIP), the War Pensioners’ Motability Supplement and the Armed Forces Independence Payment. In Scotland, the benefits are either the Higher Rate Mobility Component of Child Disability Payment (CDP) or the Enhanced Rate Mobility Part of Adult Disability Payment (ADP).
Even if you don’t drive, you can still register for the scheme as a passenger and nominate up to three people who will be insured to drive the vehicle on your behalf.
Because of the ‘worry-free’ Motability package, the vast majority of the costs normally associated with running a car are covered as a part of the deal.
So, in addition to a brand new CUPRA every 3 years (with a mileage allowance of up to 60,000 miles), you'll also benefit from car insurance, regular servicing, maintenance, roadside assistance and VED for the duration of the lease.
Any questions? You’ll find at least one CUPRA Motability specialist at every single CUPRA dealership who is fully trained to provide help and advice to customers with a wide range of disabilities.