GM Coachwork

GM Coachwork, established in the late 1980s, has evolved into a market-leading vehicle conversion specialist in the UK, driven by a core mission to enhance lives through care and innovation. The company began by building minibus conversions with a focus on making transport easier for wheelchair users. Over three decades, it has expanded its portfolio to include a diverse range of accessible transport solutions, serving thousands of individuals daily. Their vision centers on continuous innovation, offering affordable solutions, and delivering exceptional customer care, all while maintaining a strong commitment to positive societal contributions.

The company operates from three manufacturing sites and a Head Office in Devon, which also houses a dedicated Research & Development facility focused on improving solutions for wheelchair users. GM Coachwork prides itself on going above and beyond, building trust through high-quality products and active community engagement, including employee volunteering and charitable donations. They are accredited converters for major commercial vehicle manufacturers such as Ford, IVECO, Maxus, Peugeot, Renault, Vauxhall, and Volkswagen, with their Minibus Lite™ being one of only two Peugeot validated conversions in the UK.

Beyond their specialized accessible vehicle brands (GM Mobility, GM Select, GM Minibus, GM School Minibus, GM Adapt, GM Export), GM Coachwork also undertakes custom builds tailored to specific requirements. Past projects have included fire rescue training vans, mobile vaccination stations, mobile video editing suites, and youth buses. The inclusion of "Campervans Enquiry" on their contact form indicates their capability and willingness to apply their extensive conversion expertise to bespoke campervan projects, offering comprehensive solutions from initial design to final build. The company holds ISO9001, ISO14001, and ISO45001 accreditations, underscoring their dedication to quality, environmental management, and occupational health and safety.