Ambulances built to AIS-125.
Patient transport, basic and advanced life-support bodies — structure, medical fit-out and electrics done in one workshop.
Pick the level of care.
Type B — Patient transport
For non-emergency transfers between home, clinic and hospital. Stretcher, attendant seating, oxygen and first-aid storage.
- Chassis
- Force Traveller, Tata Winger, Mahindra
- Patient
- 1 stretcher + 2 attendant seats
- Medical gas
- Single O₂ cylinder, regulator
- Electrical
- 12 V DC, LED cabin lighting
- Standard
- AIS-125 Type B
Type C — Basic life support
Emergency response with BLS equipment, suction, monitoring and two-cylinder oxygen manifold. The most common public-service spec.
- Chassis
- Force Traveller, Tata Winger
- Patient
- Auto-loading stretcher + scoop
- Medical gas
- 2 × O₂ with manifold and outlets
- Electrical
- 12 V + 230 V inverter, siren & beacon
- Standard
- AIS-125 Type C
Type D — Advanced life support
Critical-care transport with ventilator, defibrillator and multipara monitor mounts, extended power and climate control.
- Chassis
- Force Traveller 26, Tata Winger
- Patient
- ALS stretcher, CPR-capable layout
- Medical gas
- 2 × O₂ + piped outlets at head end
- Electrical
- Dual battery, 230 V shore power, UPS
- Standard
- AIS-125 Type D
What goes into every body.
Washable, seamless interior panels with antimicrobial finish.
Cylinder mounts, manifold and wall outlets tested before handover.
Dual battery, inverter, shore power and shadow-free LED lighting.
Restrained drawers and lockers laid out around the attendant seat.
Separate cabin AC and ventilation with filtered fresh air.
Siren, PA, light bar and side flashers wired to a single console.
Questions buyers ask
Which chassis do you build ambulances on?
Most builds are on Force Traveller and Tata Winger. We also build on Mahindra and other van chassis on request — send us the model and we’ll confirm the layout.
Are your ambulances AIS-125 compliant?
Yes. Each body is built and documented to the AIS-125 requirements for its type, with the paperwork you need for registration.
How long does a build take?
A single Type B or C body typically takes four to six weeks from chassis arrival. Fleet orders are scheduled in batches; we’ll confirm dates with the quote.
Can you fit equipment we supply?
Yes. We can mount customer-supplied ventilators, monitors and stretchers and design the cabinetry and power around them.
Do you handle tenders and government orders?
We regularly quote for state health missions, hospitals and NGOs, and can provide the technical documentation tenders ask for.