Always on the go for rescue: With our innovative concepts for ambulances and patient transport vehicles, we are taking advantage of technological advances to provide emergency services with safer, more efficient and more user-friendly emergency vehicles. We check technical innovations for their usefulness for the rescue sector and take them into account in the development of new rescue vehicle concepts. This means that new special vehicles are being created that strengthen emergency services and make emergency services more sustainable.
E-mobility is gaining ground – because it is efficient, powerful and economical. An increasing number of emergency services are also recognising the advantages of sustainable drive technology. With our E-Ambulance we show that the electric drive is also an alternative for emergency vehicles with a higher weight of up to 5.5 t. Experience shows: E-mobility has arrived in the rescue sector!
In the field of ambulances, more and more vehicles with a lightweight box have been used for years. The trend away from the fitout of a box vehicle to a basic vehicle with a box superstructure also offers many advantages in the field of ambulances: Weight saving, space saving and re-usability of the box superstructure are just a few of them.
The WAS 300 Allrounder is a vehicle for patient transport and emergency rescue, featuring properties that render it particularly flexible.
The standard model allows a reliable basic service without economic compromises. Various optional equipment variants also enable cost-effective individual adaptation.
After we received positive feedback from long-term tests with regular emergency services using the WAS 500 e-ambulance, we have now combined a tried-and-tested vehicle concept based on a Mercedes-Benz eVito in with a sustainable drive system for emergency medical services. The results are nothing short of stunning, as the vehicle demonstrates strong properties whilst being fully sustainable. At the same time, the WAS 100-E first response vehicle provides support for local municipalities in their efforts to implement their own climate targets.
One of the indispensable components of many ambulances is the ambulance table. Which is in use in thousands of WAS vehicles worldwide. Just like all other components of our vehicles, we have also constantly checked the ambulance table for improvement potential and developed it accordingly.
Each area of operation places its own unique demands on the basic vehicle, body and equipment. With the Toyota Land Cruiser WAS 4x4 ambulance, we have developed a vehicle that remains efficient and operational even in structurally challenging areas.
