Motability’s Outdated Definition of Premium Cars Needs a Revamp
Motability, the UK’s largest leasing company for disabled drivers, recently faced criticism over its outdated classification of premium cars. The Autumn Budget hinted at changes to the Motability scheme, suggesting that perceptions of what constitutes a 'premium' car are stuck in the past.Key TakeawaysMotability's list of premium brands is based on outdated perceptions and doesn't reflect current market realities.Newer models from Kia, Skoda, and other non-traditional luxury brands are challenging the status quo in the car industry.The distinction between mainstream and premium cars is becoming increasingly blurred as manufacturers offer more luxurious features at lower price points.When Chancellor Rachel Reeves made her Autumn Budget speech, she inadvertently highlighted how Motability’s ...