The 38th Tokyo Motor Show 2004

Barrier-Free

Comfort and confidence for physically challenged people

Mazda's barrier-free vehicles offer comfort and convenience for the physically challenged and elderly. With features like safety-enhancing, ultra-low, wheelchair-accessible floors and a lift-up seat that permits easy ingress and egress for any user, they allow physically challenged people to enjoy relaxation and confidence on the road.

Try the Verisa with rotating passenger seat!
We are offering test-drive during TMS.
Please visit Mazda stand and ask our staff for more details.

		Verisa Rotational Passenger Seat 2WD A rotating seat in this version of Mazda's refined, stylish Verisa enables physically challenged people to get in and out without a struggle.		Verisa Rotational Passenger Seat 4WD An easy-to-operate rotating seat combines with a spacious footwell to allow smooth access to this version of the Mazda Verisa.
		MPV Automatic Second-Row Lift-Up Seat With a seat that automatically rotates, descends, and rises, this version of the Mazda MPV adds easy ingress and egress to roominess and comfort.		Demio-i Casual In the Demio-i Casual, a wheelchair-access slope and a low floor can be complemented by a rotating passenger seat (optional) for further convenience. Note: The vehicle in the photograph includes optional equipment. Demio models that are available as Demio-i versions are limited.
		Demio-i Cozy An access slope, a low floor, and retractable left and right assist grips (optional) make the Demio-i Cozy ideal for wheelchair-bound passengers. Note: The vehicle in the photograph includes optional equipment. Demio models that are available as Demio-i versions are limited.