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eVito Tourer
The dawn of a new era
With an impressive range up to 221 miles, plenty of room for up to 6 plus a wheelchair passenger and the ability to rapid charge up to 80% in just 40 minutes, the eVito Tourer keeps you moving in style. The unique fold flat ramp design gives you a flat loading area when required for luggage or shopping. Simply unfold the ramp and the vehicle can easily be accessed by the wheelchair passenger.
As standard the eVito comes with 6 seats in the first two rows. Optional tip and fold seats in the rear cabin increase capacity to 8 passengers.Â
The Mercedes eVito Tourer is fitted with a host of high quality accessibility enhancements. Each of the features listed below come as standard.Â
With the Mercedes eVito Tourer, there is one full electric engine.Â
The Mercedes eVito Tourer is available in one trim option, the Pro.
Explore the exterior colour options available to suit your own individual style.
Let’s get you on the road!
You can buy a motor vehicle VAT-free when all the following conditions are met:
- the motor vehicle is supplied to a disabled person who normally uses a wheelchair to be mobile.
- the vehicle is permanently and substantially adapted.
- the adapted motor vehicle is for the domestic or personal use of the disabled wheelchair user, and the supplier has been given a completed declaration, form VAT1615A, which confirms eligibility.
Definition of ‘wheelchair’ and ‘wheelchair user’
In legal terms, a wheelchair is a chair on wheels for disabled people, which is either manually propelled or electrically powered. A mobility scooter is not a wheelchair for VAT purposes. A wheelchair user is any disabled person who normally uses a wheelchair in order to be mobile. A person who occasionally uses a wheelchair is not eligible.
For more information, please contact HMRC.