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Driver

Getting in is easier if the door opens wide and the door sill is low. If you are particularly large or tall, or have stiff legs or neck, you should choose a car with comfortable amounts of headroom and legroom. You may prefer a high or a low seat to make getting in and out easier. If you are transferring from a wheelchair, you will want the car seat to be as close as possible to the height of your chair.

Door opening angle - Driver

Max seat edge to ground - driver

Passenger

You may not be the driver of the car, so knowing which cars have a low door sill, wide opening and plenty of head and legroom on the passenger side is really important. You may prefer a high or a low seat to make getting in and out easier. If you are transferring from a wheelchair, you will want the car seat to be as close as possible to the height of your chair.

Door opening angle - Passenger

Headroom when getting in (seat edge to top of door) - passenger

Boot

If you need to carry mobility or other equipment in the boot, you need to know it will fit. A large opening and a low sill will also make this easier.

Boot sill height to floor of car

Width of boot floor at narrowest point

Length of boot floor - back row of seats upright

Wheelchair

We used a wheelchair of total length of 1200mm, total width of 700mm, sitting height (from ground to top of head) of 1350mm and height of footrest above floor of 150mm

Will folded wheelchair fit in - back row of seats upright

Will folded wheelchair fit in - middle and back row of seats folded (cars with three rows of seats only)

Will unfolded wheelchair fit in - back row of seats upright

Will unfolded wheelchair fit in - middle and back row of seats folded

Gallery Make Car model option View fact sheet
Driver side - door opening Model S 5dr coupe 2017 Factsheet
Front Model X 5dr saloon 2018 Factsheet
Front Tesla Model S Performance Signature E-Motor 310kW 422 PS 5dr hatch 2013 Factsheet