Peugeot Partner Tepee Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) Review | MotaClarity

In this review, we’ll be looking at one of the UK's most popular second-hand wheelchair vehicles, the Peugeot Partner Tepee rear-passenger WAV. Peugeot originally launched this Partner Tepee model in 2008, then updated it in 2015 to create the vehicle we’re looking at here.
Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles, or WAVs as they’re commonly known, are vehicles that have been specially adapted so that a wheelchair user can travel safely and comfortably while seated in their wheelchair.
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Throughout its production life, this Peugeot’s sheer practicality helped it remain a strong player in its segment - and that's why we think you ought to include one of these on your shopping list if you're looking for an affordable, flexible mid-sized Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle from this era on a realistic budget.
But where can you find the right one? That’s where Motaclarity.co.uk comes in, a motoring website for drivers with a disability and carers. Here’s where you’ll find high quality second hand affordable WAVs from specialist suppliers right across the UK - all in one place. These vehicles are all ex-Motability or privately-owned used Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles that are suitable for private customers or taxi firms that can also be used to transport a class 2 or class 3 mobility scooter.
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Reviews are created in conjunction with Motoring Journalist Jonathan Crouch.
Thank you to the team at WAVMOB who very kindly lent us a vehicle to review.

[@martinbynion1589]

This vehicle is so practical and easy to use and drive. We have a 1.6 litre turbo-diesel manual and it has changed our lives. Do check one out if you require a wav.

[@MotaClarity]

Thanks for the feedback and recommendation Martin 👍

[@jules9308]

We have had one of these, 1.6 HDi and 1.6 HDi blue fir the past 11 years, and we now have the Peugeot Rifter version, and wouldn't have anything else, great vehicles.

[@chrisroberts2673]

Great Video! Today I exchanged our 2012 PPT- WAV (5seater) for a 2018 model with 3 seats. It was a distance buy so it was only on a good look after the delivery driver had gone that I noticed that the single back seat doesn’t appear to fold down to flip forward into the space behind the front seat. Neither does it appear to have ISO safety fittings for my child seat.
In my old car, the single passenger seat matched the front seats (and the double seats that I removed for my husband’s larger mobility scooter. )
The new car has receiving bars on the opposite side for a passenger seat to hook into but the existing seat appears to be mounted on a plate. Can I fit a 2012 style passenger seat into a 2018 Peugeot Partner Tepee Horizon WAV does anyone know? Thank you in advance for any advice!

[@kira07]

thanks for the video :D its hard to find actual videos or cars for disabled passengers,, I myself found those cars to be similar to this one:
Volkswagen Caddy Life
Ford Tourneo Connect
Citroen Berlingo
Peugeot Partner/Horizon
Renault Kangoo

[@MotaClarity]

Thank you for the feedback @kira07, glad you found the video useful :)