A distinctive mobility portfolio
Introduce capable adaptive products for everyday mobility, outdoor exploration and downhill experiences.
Become a dealer
Bring all-terrain mobility closer to more riders.
Join a growing network focused on adaptive mobility, informed configuration and meaningful outdoor access.
Purpose-led productsAdaptive mobility designed for real terrain.
Rider-first approachConfiguration begins with individual needs.
Long-term relationshipsSales, service and ownership support matter.
Why partner with us
Help riders reach places conventional mobility cannot.
A strong dealer combines local market knowledge, thoughtful rider support and the technical capability to represent adaptive products responsibly.
Configuration guidance
Access product information that helps your team discuss drivetrains, controls, seating, rider fit and accessories.
Sales support
Approved dealers may receive relevant product materials, enquiry support and commercial information for their market.
Technical collaboration
Coordinate product setup, maintenance questions, troubleshooting and parts requirements through the available support route.
Local rider relationships
Build trust through demonstrations, needs-based conversations, clear handovers and responsible after-sales support.
A growing category
Participate in a market shaped by greater expectations for independence, inclusion and outdoor access.
The right partner
Capability matters as much as enthusiasm.
We are interested in organizations that can represent adaptive mobility with care, technical responsibility and a strong understanding of their local market.
Ideal dealer capabilities
- An established and legally registered business
- Experience with mobility, rehabilitation, adaptive sports, bicycles or specialist vehicles
- Capacity for consultations, demonstrations and rider handovers
- Appropriate premises, tools and service arrangements
- A clear plan for local sales, support and market development
- Commitment to safety, accessibility and honest product guidance
Potential partner types
Different expertise. Shared purpose.
01Mobility retailers
Businesses already supporting powered mobility and accessibility needs.
02Rehabilitation suppliers
Organizations working with clinicians, riders and adaptive equipment.
03Adaptive sports providers
Teams focused on inclusive outdoor recreation and rider experiences.
04Specialist cycle dealers
Technical retailers with strong workshop and suspension knowledge.
05Outdoor vehicle specialists
Businesses experienced with off-road environments and local terrain.
06Service partners
Qualified organizations capable of setup, maintenance or repair support.
Application process
A straightforward route to partnership.
Introduce your business
Share your organization, team, experience, customer profile and geographic coverage.
Review the opportunity
We discuss market fit, products, facilities, sales plans and service capability.
Confirm expectations
Commercial terms, responsibilities, training and territory considerations are reviewed in writing.
Prepare to launch
Approved partners align product knowledge, demonstration, sales and support arrangements.
Prepare your application
Tell us what your business can bring.
You do not need a polished presentation. Clear, specific information is more useful than broad claims.
Business profile
Legal name, website, operating history, locations and primary contact.
Market coverage
Country, region, customer groups and languages supported.
Relevant experience
Mobility, rehabilitation, adaptive sports, cycling or specialist vehicles.
Facilities & team
Showroom, demonstration area, workshop, technicians and sales staff.
Go-to-market plan
How you would generate awareness, demonstrations, enquiries and sales.
Service capability
Handover, maintenance, repair, logistics and after-sales support arrangements.
Important
Submitting an application does not guarantee approval, exclusivity or specific commercial terms. Any partnership becomes effective only through a written agreement.
Dealer FAQ
Before you apply.
Programme availability, commercial terms and support vary by market and applicant capability.
Who can apply to become a dealer?
Established organizations with relevant mobility, rehabilitation, adaptive sports, cycling, specialist-vehicle or technical-service experience are welcome to enquire.
Are territories exclusive?
Territory arrangements are not automatic. Any geographic rights, limitations or performance expectations must be confirmed in a written dealer agreement.
Is a demonstration vehicle required?
Requirements depend on the market and partnership model. Demonstration capability may be important because rider fit and product experience are central to the sales process.
Do dealers need a workshop?
Dealers should have an appropriate technical-support plan. This may involve an internal workshop, qualified technicians or an approved local service arrangement.
Is product training provided?
Available onboarding and product guidance are discussed during the application process. The scope depends on the products, market and dealer responsibilities.
What commercial information is available?
Pricing, margins, order requirements, payment terms and delivery arrangements are commercially sensitive and are shared with suitable applicants through the formal process.
Can I apply as a service-only partner?
You may submit your capabilities for consideration. Service-partner availability depends on local needs, technical qualifications and the support structure for that region.
How long does approval take?
Timing depends on the completeness of the application, market review, due diligence and agreement discussions. Approval is not guaranteed.
Could your business expand adaptive mobility locally?
Introduce your organization, market and capabilities. We will review whether there is a potential fit.