In 2019, more than 240,000 vehicles were registered for people with disabilities, according to data from ABRIDEF – the Brazilian Association of Industries and Retailers of Products and Services for People with Disabilities. 

With the inclusion of new pathologies in this group, the automotive market for people with disabilities (PwD) is expected to grow in 2020, even with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic here, since safe mobility and avoiding Covid-19 infection is even more important for those with some type of disability. 

With this specific market in mind, automakers have created adapted versions of cars for this audience. Vehicles for people with disabilities are exempt from IPI and ICMS taxes for models that do not exceed the value of R$ 70 thousand. 

With the aim of facilitating access to greater mobility and freedom, today's article will show you the best vehicle options for people with disabilities (cars for people with disabilities).

Find out now which are the best cars for people with disabilities.

The Nissan March comes equipped with a 1.6-liter engine and a five-speed CVT transmission. 

Standard features include: automatic digital air conditioning, Multi app multimedia system, ABS brakes, rearview camera, 16-inch alloy wheels, and electric power steering, in addition to other aesthetic details. The Nissan March PcD starts at R$ 51 thousand.