Drive devices · Fadiel Italiana

You can drive. Which control matches your body?

Pedals, grips, indicators, clutch — each limitation opens a different branch. This page is a decision tree: start with what is hard today, open the branch, then pick the product leaf that makes you say “that’s me.”

Gas & brake systems are not one product. A ring accelerator is not a push/pull lever. A left-foot pedal is not a floor brake. Maya Mobility uses Fadiel’s Drive devices menu as a branching map — so you recognise your situation before you ever see a model code.

Start here — not with model numbers

Eight branches. Open the one that sounds like your day.

Each branch expands into the Fadiel products that solve that exact problem — with photos, video where available, and a clear “choose this when…” story.

01 · Branch

I can’t press the accelerator with my feet — but I can steer.

Ring and satellite accelerators keep your hands on the wheel while the pedals stay free for able-bodied drivers.

Gas moves to the steering wheel. Your original pedal can stay available. · 4 products

02 · Branch

I need gas and brake from one hand — not from the floor.

Combined levers and electronic hand controls replace both pedals with a single, learnable motion.

One control for accelerate and stop. Different shapes for different grips. · 7 products

03 · Branch

Braking with my foot is hard, painful, or unreliable.

Floor levers, hand brakes, lighter pedals, and electronic parking brakes restore stopping confidence.

Brake assistance is not the same as a full hand-control package — Maya Mobility will tell you which you need. · 4 products

04 · Branch

My right foot can’t drive — my left foot can.

Inversion pedals, extensions, and pedal guards move or protect the pedals so left-foot driving is safe and clear.

Left-foot driving needs a protected right pedal so nothing is pressed by accident. · 4 products

05 · Branch

I can drive — but I can’t reach indicators, lights, or wipers safely.

Steering-wheel pads, infrared and radio stations, and voice commands put secondary controls where your hands (or voice) already are.

Secondary controls keep you from leaving the wheel mid-drive. · 4 products

06 · Branch

Manual gearbox — but my left leg can’t work a clutch.

Duck clutch systems automate or assist clutch engagement so a hand-control driver can still use a manual car.

Clutch assistance is its own branch — separate from gas/brake hand controls. · 1 products

07 · Branch

I need a grip, spinner, or fork on the wheel to steer with one hand or limited grip.

Knobs, swivels, forks, and multi-point handles make the steering wheel usable with the grip you actually have.

The right spinner often unlocks the rest of the hand-control package. · 6 products

08 · Branch

I’m learning — or teaching — and we need a second set of pedals.

Instructor dual commands let a driving school or family trainer share control safely.

Training controls are temporary infrastructure — not a daily driver adaptation. · 1 products

Full catalogue

Every Fadiel Drive devices product we mapped.

Prefer browsing by name? All 31 leaves from Accelerators through Double Commands — Vehicles excluded, as requested.

Accelerators

Accelerators and brake combined

brake levers and braking assistance

Left Foot Accelerator , Extensions and Protections

Control units

Clutchs

Handgrips

Double Commands for Driving School

Stuck between two branches?

Describe what your hands and feet can do today. Maya Mobility will place you on the tree — and only then talk products.

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