How does the Qubo differ from the I Can in terms of features?
The Qubo is a smaller vehicle, so extremely easy to manoeuvre. It also has a smaller engine
therefore is more fuel efficient – 62 mpg compared to 50 mpg.
How does the Qubo differ from the I Can in terms of size internally?
It has a flexible layout of course, and offers both driver and passenger wheelchair solutions, and depending on the chairs, does offer the option of 2 wheelchairs travelling side by side.
How does the Qubo differ from the Kangoo in terms of size?
Dimensionally the Qubo gives you more space, also externally it is a slightly smaller vehicle.
Which wheelchairs can be used in the Qubo?
Generally, no different than any other drive from wheelchair vehicle, in the fact that there is no definite answer. There are so many different variations of chairs that can be adapted to be suitable to an individual; therefore we recommend a demonstration of the vehicle to determine this.
Do you get 2 seats with the vehicle?
Yes you get both the driver and passenger seats.
How do you move the seats in and out?
Both seats have a quick release slide mechanism. They have wheels, so they can be tilted back, so you don’t have to actually lift the seats out, you roll it backwards out of the vehicle and down the ramp.
Whats the maximum number of people within the car?
Currently 2, however we are working on developing a third fold down seat as an optional extra.
When will it be on the Motability scheme?
1st October 2009.
Is the rear end always fully automated or is there a manual option?
The vehicle has a fully automated tailgate and ramp with full electrics.. The same as the I-Can, the rear end opens automatically by the push of a button. We do not offer the manual version on this vehicle.
Does the vehicle have lowering air suspension?
No, the conversion has a very lower floor pan anyway, so this wasn’t required.
At what degree is the ramp?
12 degrees, an extremely low ramp which is the current Motability requirement.