Mobility In Motion

Vehicle adaptations and driving aids for disabled drivers and passengers in the UK

Alfreton, United KingdomFounded 2022mobilityinmotion.comWebsite technologies

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Highlights

  • Young companyFounded 2022
  • Hiring2 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-30

About Mobility In Motion

Mobility in Motion supplies driving aids, vehicle loading and stowage equipment, and easy-access solutions that adapt cars for disabled drivers, passengers and people with reduced mobility. Product categories include platform lifts, boot hoists, hand controls and pedal adaptations. Platform lifts are listed from £4,095 fitted, with a 3 year warranty.

Customers are disabled drivers, passengers and their families. Adaptations can be purchased directly from the company, and the company states that some customers may be eligible for a grant or funding, and that its adaptations can also be bought through the Motability Scheme. It also offers Adapt & Drive, an adapted car purchase scheme open to everyone.

The company was founded in 2022 and its head office is in Alfreton, Derbyshire. It is part of a group that has designed and manufactured vehicle adaptations for over 40 years, and it names Autochair as its group manufacturer. Current openings include Online Product Assessor and Kit Development Engineer.

Product: Driving aids, vehicle loading and stowage equipment such as platform lifts and boot hoists, and vehicle access solutions, with fitting.

Jobs at Mobility In Motion (2)

Mobility In Motion is hiring for 2 roles in manufacturing and product, based in Alfreton.

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