Vehicle Mobility Assistance Programs
Vehicle Mobility Assistance Programs
We recently purchased a Honda Odyssey minivan to support our family. While we love the vehicle, Honda unfortunately does not offer running boards anymore for the Odyssey. We were able to find aftermarket running boards that are made for the Odyssey, and even better, Honda will reimburse us for the purchase! Some of the automobile manufacturers have Mobility Assistance programs to help reimburse costs related to vehicle modifications due to disabilities. We encourage you to check out these programs and keep them in mind when purchasing a new vehicle.
You can use many of these programs to get reimbursed for pedal extensions on your new vehicle!
Here is a list of the programs that we know about:
- Audi Mobility Subsidy Program →
Hand controls covered; other modifications approved case-by-case. - BMW Mobility Program →
- Ford Mobility Motoring Program →
Covers Ford and Lincoln. Running boards have a separate limit. - GM Mobility Program →
Covers Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, and GMC. - Honda Mobility Assistance Program →
- Hyundai Mobility Program →
- Lexus Mobility Program →
- Mazda Mobility Program →
- Mercedes-Benz Mobility Program →
Amounts vary by model, with a separate limit for running boards or side steps. - MINI Mobility Program →
- Nissan Mobility Assist Program →
- Stellantis Driveability →
Covers Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, and Ram. Running boards have a separate limit. - Subaru Mobility Assist →
- Toyota Mobility →
- Volkswagen Driver Access Program →
- Mobility by Volvo →
NMEDA’s current list of manufacturer mobility rebate programs →
Please let us know if we missed a program offered by an automobile manufacturer.
