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Toyota has announced a range of genuine accessories designed to assist Australians with physical disabilities and movement challenges.
Available through Toyota’s dealer network, the Assisted Mobility Solutions range of accessories can make it easier for people to get in and out of their vehicles, as well as perform other tasks like accessing seatbelts.
The company says the products have been designed to be easy to use and transferable across most of its models.
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The Toyota Genuine range now includes an Assist Handle, Assist Strap, Swivel Assist Cushion, Rear Assist Handle, and Seatbelt Assist.
The Japanese automaker has a history of supporting those who are differently abled, offering factory-made vehicles in its home market with wheelchair loading devices and Turn-Tilt Seats, which use a mechanism to help lower the occupant out of the vehicle.
While not available new in Australia, these models – known as the Welcab series – are popular as private imports.

Along with a host of vans and people movers, Toyota has previously offered small cars for people with disabilities living in urban areas, including the Porte. Based on the Yaris, it offered oversized electric sliding doors, a high roofline, and a low, flat floor.
It's understood more than 21 per cent of Australia’s population identifies as having a disability.
“We know everyday movement can be challenging for many, so our team’s focus is on introducing a range of products designed to provide people with diverse mobility needs with the tools to keep moving with confidence and make a meaningful difference in their daily lives,” said John Pappas, vice president of sales, marketing, and franchise operations at Toyota Australia.


“These are relatively simple products but ones that can make a big difference to the ease of getting in and out of a vehicle for anyone who needs mobility support.”
The range of Assisted Mobility Solutions products available through Toyota Australia dealerships can be seen here.
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Ben Zachariah has 20-plus years in automotive media, writing for The Age, Drive, and Wheels, and is an expert in classic car investment.


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