Emergency & ICU Ambulances · TANZANIA PROJECT CONFIGURATION

Maxus V80 Emergency Medical Vehicle

A short-wheelbase Maxus V80 emergency medical vehicle for rapid response and compact-site operation.

Core capabilities in operation

Translate vehicle and medical-cabin data into a real project decision. Final performance depends on route, patient-care role, installed equipment and the signed technical schedule.

ParameterProcurement meaningConfirm before orderWhat changes the result
Road-going van; exact driven axle to confirmEmergency response platform matched to the source recordApprove a clinical acceptance matrix before productionCare level, crew, devices, oxygen and route
Source listing confirms an emergency medical vehicle; exact stretcher, oxygen, power and medical-device scope must be itemised before acceptance.Configurable ambulance conversionComplete oxygen, electrical-load, restraint and layout reviewsPatient access, device footprint, payload and heat load

Technical specifications

ManufacturerChengli Special Automobile Co., Ltd.
Vehicle modelMaxus V80 Emergency Medical Vehicle
ChassisMaxus SH6521A2DB
Drive typeRoad-going van; exact driven axle to confirm
Fuel / energyDiesel
TransmissionAutomatic
Wheelbase3100 mm
Overall dimensions4950 × 1998 × 2337 mm
Gross vehicle weight3800 kg
Steering sideOrder-specific; source record does not confirm RHD
Medical roleEmergency/BLS/ALS/ICU level is contract-defined; title alone is not an acceptance standard
Stretcher capacityOne stretcher stated; exact type and restraint to confirm

Published base data supports selection only. The signed chassis, conversion and medical-equipment schedules take precedence.

Medical cabin specifications

CleanabilityConfirm medical-cabin materials and cleaning protocol
EquipmentSource listing confirms an emergency medical vehicle; exact stretcher, oxygen, power and medical-device scope must be itemised before acceptance.
LayoutScaled clinical layout and patient access to confirm

Oxygen system

ConfirmationConfirm capacity, reserve, mounts, outlets and endurance
ScopeSource states oxygen provision

Electrical system

ConfirmationApprove load calculation, battery, inverter, shore power and protected circuits
ScopeOrder-specific medical power system

Safety and restraint configuration

InspectionVerify warning system, emergency exits and storage retention
RestraintsConfirm patient, stretcher and attendant restraints
RhdNot confirmed by source listing

Standard equipment

  • Source-stated scope: Source listing confirms an emergency medical vehicle; exact stretcher, oxygen, power and medical-device scope must be itemised before acceptance.
  • Base vehicle: Maxus; Maxus SH6521A2DB; Diesel; Automatic

Configuration options and trade-offs

  • Clinical capability: More devices and autonomy increase payload, power, cooling and service demand.
  • Vehicle envelope: Confirm access, payload and road fit against the actual duty cycle.

Operating fit

Suitable conditions

  • Compact emergency response and patient care in urban districts and facilities with constrained access.
  • Projects with a signed clinical and technical acceptance schedule

Not recommended for

  • ALS/ICU use without confirmed device, oxygen, electrical and restraint details
  • Orders without RHD and destination documentation confirmation

Emergency mission

A short-wheelbase Maxus V80 emergency medical vehicle for rapid response and compact-site operation.

Compact emergency response and patient care in urban districts and facilities with constrained access.

Verified source data

Model: Maxus V80 Emergency Medical Vehicle. Chassis: Maxus SH6521A2DB. Drive: Road-going van; exact driven axle to confirm. Fuel: Diesel. Transmission: Automatic. Overall dimensions: 4950 × 1998 × 2337 mm. GVW: 3800 kg. Wheelbase: 3100 mm.

Source listing confirms an emergency medical vehicle; exact stretcher, oxygen, power and medical-device scope must be itemised before acceptance.

Clinical acceptance

Confirm the exact RHD chassis, patient layout, oxygen endurance, electrical load, restraints, devices and Tanzania documentation in the signed technical schedule.

Frequently asked questions

Is the ambulance already confirmed as BLS, ALS or ICU?

No. The care level is accepted only from the signed equipment, oxygen, electrical and restraint schedule.

Is RHD confirmed?

No. The exact offered chassis requires documentary RHD confirmation before order approval.

Verification and procurement support

Source identity, vehicle type, parameters and gallery cross-checked; RHD, clinical level and destination compliance require signed confirmation.

Vehicle data is mapped from the available product record. Final RHD chassis identity, emissions, patient-compartment layout, medical devices, documents and Tanzania destination requirements must be confirmed in the signed technical schedule.

  • Base VehicleListed parameters mapped from source
  • Clinical ScopeMarketing care-level terms were not treated as technical acceptance
  • IdentitySource ID, title and category checked
  • Images8 unique source-gallery URLs retained