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2025 Kia Carnival Wheelchair Accessible Van by Driverge
The 2025 Kia Carnival with Driverge Side-Entry FC conversion is a modern, wheelchair-accessible minivan designed for comfort, flexibility, and quiet performance. Featuring a power-deploying side-entry ramp and a full-cut lowered floor, this accessible Carnival allows wheelchair users to enter and exit smoothly while maintaining a refined driving experience for all passengers.
Driverge’s proprietary conversion technology delivers a spacious interior with multiple wheelchair seating options, including front-row and second-row positioning. A stainless-steel subfloor paired with an aluminum ramp provides long-term durability and resistance to corrosion, making the Carnival a dependable mobility solution for daily driving, family use, or community transportation.
Specifications for 2025 Kia Carnival with Driverge Side-Entry FC conversion
Engine
3.5L V6
Power/Torque
290 hp / 262 lb-ft
Transmission
8-speed Automatic
Drivetrain
Front-Wheel Drive
Body Style
Van
Seating
Flexible Seating
Inside, the Carnival offers generous headroom, easy-to-clean flooring, and thoughtful details such as interchangeable front seats and third-row seating with an integrated footrest. With a low ramp angle and power operation, loading and unloading is simple and efficient.
Courtland Mobility proudly offers a wide selection of wheelchair-accessible vehicles in Ontario. Our mobility consultants are here to help you find the right solution—without large deposits or unnecessary delays.
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