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Finance Manager Jacqui Scanlon; Commercial and Leasing Sales Executive Noel McCormick, with his son John; Sales Manager Aidan Sweeney; and Sales Executives Patrick McCauley and Shane Barclay
iMotors hosted a sensory event on Thursday to mark World Autism Awareness Day, highlighting the importance of inclusion and accessibility for people with autism.
The usual buzz of iMotors’ showroom in Drumkeen gave way to a calm and comfortable setting in recognition of World Autism Awareness Day. With soft lighting, reduced noise and a calm, welcoming atmosphere, the family-run dealership aimed to highlight the importance of inclusion and accessibility for those with autism.
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For many, environments like a car showroom, with bright lights, loud conversations and constant movement, can feel overwhelming.
iMotors stripped that back to create a calm, sensory-friendly experience for all. Visitors enjoyed a quiet, music-free showroom and a relaxed, no-pressure atmosphere, allowing them to explore at their own pace.
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