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Bus · Coach · Ambulance · Custom

Bodies built on your chassis. Built to last.

We design, fabricate and fit bus, coach, ambulance and special-purpose bodies in our own workshop — from bare chassis to road-ready handover.

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Chassis-agnosticBodies on Tata, Ashok Leyland, Eicher, BharatBenz and Force chassis
In-house fabricationFrame, panels, paint and interiors under one roof
Built to codeBuilt to AIS-052, AIS-119 and AIS-125
After-salesRepairs, parts and refurbishment for the life of the body
How we build

Bare chassis to handover in six stages.

Every body follows the same sequence, with a sign-off at each stage. You see drawings before steel is cut and inspect the body before it leaves.

  1. 01Brief & chassis reviewUse case, payload, regulations and chassis drawings.
  2. 02Design & drawingsLayout, structure and spec sheet for sign-off.
  3. 03Frame fabricationJig-built structure mounted to the chassis.
  4. 04Panelling & paintSkin, seal, prime and finish in livery.
  5. 05Fit-outElectrical, HVAC, seating and equipment.
  6. 06Inspection & handoverRoad test, compliance checks, documentation.
25 Type C ambulances, delivered in three batches.
Case study Ambulance · Public health

25 Type C ambulances, delivered in three batches.

Twenty-five AIS-125 Type C ambulances on Force Traveller, built to one spec and delivered in three batches for a state health mission.

Units
25
Chassis
Force Traveller
Standard
AIS-125 Type C
The workshop

Every stage under one roof.

Frame fabrication, panelling, paint, electrical and interiors happen in the same facility, by the same team. Fewer hand-offs means fewer surprises at delivery.

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Frame fabrication bay
Welding bay
Interior fit-out

Questions buyers ask

What body types do you build?

Bus, coach, ambulance, mobile clinic and lab, van and caravan, custom special-purpose bodies, and refurbishment of existing bodies.