The Chevrolet Traverse with a Braunability Power Infloor Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Conversion offers an accessible vehicle option paired with the sleek style of an SUV. The powered door and ramp open and release at the touch of a button, with the ramp conveniently stowing away in the floor when not in use. The integrated kneeling feature also decreases the vehicle's angle, making it easier for wheelchair users to get up the ramp. With a 54.5” door opening and 59” of interior height at the center of the vehicle, This SUV offers plenty of headroom and space matched with the sporty design of an SUV.
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