The LEVC TX Access meets the requirements of health sector users, whilst helping trusts achieve their CO2 electric vehicles.


Here’s why the LEVC TX Access could be the perfect solution for your resident transport needs:


PURPOSE-BUILT WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY


• Wheelchair accessibility • Integrated ramp


• Comfortable environment for up to six passengers or a wheelchair user and two passengers


ADDITIONAL ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES


• Swivel seat entry • Hearing induction loop • Braille-embossed controls • Optional high-visibility


grab handles


HIGH RESIDUAL VALUES AND WARRANTY


• Very high residual values reduce your cost of ownership


• Industry-leading warranty provides peace of mind


ELECTRIC VEHICLE WITH RANGE EXTENDER


• Eliminates range anxiety with a 333 mile range*


, ensuring vulnerable occupants complete their journeys without delay


• Substantially reduces operating costs • Reduces CO2


emissions • Helps achieve your green targets


SAFETY AND MANOEUVRABILITY • Easy for staff to drive • Iconic turning circle • Front and rear distance sensors • Rear-facing camera • Driver assistance features


• Ensures safe operation and manoeuvrability, even in tight urban environments


QUICK FULFILMENT AND ORDERING


• 12-week ordering period, enabling resident and elderly transport requirements to be fulfi lled promptly


• Aligns with fl eet demands and budget cycles


targets without the range anxiety issues common with other


To fi nd out more, contact Stuart Cayton directly on 07842 309549 / stuart.cayton@levc.com or call 0333 136 2696


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*In accordance with Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) fi gures (October 2020). These fi gures may not refl ect real life driving results, which will depend upon a number of factors including accessories fi tted (post-registration), variations in weather, driving styles and vehicle loads.


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