point of sale...point of sale... HYUNDAI TAXIONIQ 5 –LOW RIDER PERFECT FOR THE JOB!
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This new full electric, fast charging, wheelchair-friendly hackney con- version, offered by Car n Cab Care,
tackles the problem that drivers have in order to meet the demands of the travelling public but which also protects their investment.
CHARGING
Managing Director, Shaun Marnell explains: “The Hyundai IONIQ 5 has four regen modes, unlike the normal three that the majority of full-electric vehicles have. This fourth regen mode is called i-Pedal.
“This mode prevents the vehicle from using too much elec- tricity, as it pulls away more slowly, but also slows down faster unaided, so no brake pads at all are used when stop- ping, thus charging up more.
wheelchair, luggage or shopping put in the very large boot.
“It does of course put your brake lights on in all modes as you come to a complete stop, so it is OK to brake when driving in regen mode.
“We therefore advise drivers to use the highest regen level when driving around town and at least level one when driving on the motorway.
“In fact, vehicles can even charge on long motorway journeys by using level one regen, setting the vehicle to 65mph on cruise adapt and charging fast on every hill or when slowing down.
“I personally charged up 26 miles coming back from Glasgow in the IONIQ 5, as it’s all downhill. So, the vehicle was main- taining 65mph and was charging but no power was required.
“Drivers working around town using the IONIQ 5 have report- ed they can regen up to 60 miles per day. So even using power for lights, heat and extra weight carried, drivers are still recharging up at least an extra 30 miles more than the vehicles wltp test.
“So, adding this onto a city hackney vehicle, which slows down even more on a daily basis, makes this vehicle perfect for the job.”
WHEELCHAIR FRIENDLY
It has been reported that only 3% of the UK registered disabled use wheelchairs. Disabled groups state that not all wheelchair users need or want to be strapped in and would prefer this new style hackney where they can easily slide into the vehicle from both low and high kerbs and their
JULY 2022
In this video:
https://fb.watch/dZfltRKfJs/ it is clear that Laura, a lady with limited mobility, loves how easy it is for her to get into the vehicle, even off a high-level kerb. She agrees that there are more people like her than there are those who are wheelchair-bound and that there now needs to be different types of disabled taxis accepted and approved in the UK.
From transporting hospital patients, mentally disabled, old age pensioners or stick users, to contract, school and airport work, this vehicle really can do it all.
SPECIAL OFFER
Manufacturers’ costs to build these vehicles have gone up and trade discounts have been lowered for next year BUT...
Car n Cab is offering £2,500 discount for vehicles bought before September so that drivers can have a Taxioniq 5 with 58 kw wltp, 250 miles that will actually give drivers 280 miles of range of urban driving a day if driven correctly, for an on the road cash price of £42,000 including vat or a 10% deposit and £158 plus vat x 60 payments.
For more information on the Taxioniq 5 call Car ‘N’ Cab Care on 0151 678 3066 or 07517 996286 or see our advert on pages 10 and 11.
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