2026 RAM ProMaster – Lift

2026 RAM ProMaster – Lift

The Ram Promaster has become a coveted vehicle for wheelchair transportation where multiple wheelchair users and ambulatory passengers are required. With a Smartfloor system, you can configure your seating differently daily to fit the needs of your passengers. The vehicle can also feature either a wheelchair lift or a rear-mounted ramp with a lowering system to allow easy access for all wheelchair passengers. Available on the 136” WB, 159” WB, & 159” WB extended Promaster models, we keep multiple units in stock at all times to ensure we have inventory ready for the road when you need it.


Specifications for 2026 RAM ProMaster with Lift

Engine

3.6L 6Cyl



Power

276 hp



Transmission

9-speed Automatic

Drivetrain

Front-Wheel Drive



Body Style

Van



Seating

Smart seating options

Additional Specifications&Features:

  • Accessible entry, including wheelchair lift or ramp option
  • Sleek interior with design flexibility
  • Smart seating options
  • Available COT or Stretcher Van conversion options

Humberview Mobility has Toronto’s largest selection of Wheelchair Accessible Minivans for sale and on order. We use the buying power of the Humberview Group to get you back on the road faster, and we don’t require large deposits to secure your order.

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