De un taller a adaptar vehículos para personas con movilidad reducida
Rehatrans comenzó como un taller mecánico y se ha transformado en una fábrica con capacidad para adaptar 1.100 furgonetas al año. La empresa familiar acapara la mitad del mercado español y planea dar el salto a Portugal. Leer
Juan Carlos Unzué, a former footballer and coach, is one of many individuals whose lives were unexpectedly impacted by a diagnosis of ALS. He and other users with mobility issues have relied on Rehatrans to acquire a vehicle suited to their needs. Oscar Soriano Guadix, CEO of Rehatrans, reveals that the company's adaptation services have significantly benefited all its clients.
Rehatrans, founded in 1996 by Antonio Soriano, has been operating for nearly three decades, specializing in adapting vehicles for individuals with reduced mobility. The company's journey began in a workshop founded by Antonio Soriano in Bujalance, Córdoba, and later relocated to Getafe, Madrid. In 1992, amidst the financial crisis, Rehatrans shifted focus to adapting vehicles for those with mobility challenges, inspired by a visit to Paris and the sight of adapted taxis with wheelchair ramps.
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