Ambulance Types

Ambulance Types: A, B, C & Mobile ICU

We build Type A, Type B, Type C and mobile-ICU ambulances — on your chassis, to your specification. Pick the care class below, then talk to us about the build.

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Which class do you need?

ClassCommon nameCare levelConfiguration (upfit-driven)Typical use
Type A 转运型 / Transfer Basic life support; stable-patient transport Basic medical upfit (chassis flexible) Non-emergency interfacility transfer
Type B 监护型 / Monitored Advanced life support during transport Monitored-care upfit (chassis flexible) Inter-hospital transfer of critical-but-stable patients
Type C 重症 ICU / Mobile ICU Full ICU capability in transit Full ICU upfit (chassis flexible) Critical patients requiring ICU-level care on the move
Electric Available across A / B / C EV chassis (per order) Depends on duty cycle, charging access and climate

Type A / B / C classification is defined by the medical equipment configuration (the upfit / medical module), not the chassis. The chassis is selected per order; light vans such as JMC Ford Transit or IVECO Daily are commonly used and can support any class depending on the medical upfit. Exact class definitions vary by region (EU CEN, US Type I/II/III, China GB) — map to your local regulation when specifying.

Electric ambulances

Available across Type A, B and C. Whether electric fits depends on your duty cycle, charging access, climate and on-board medical load — we advise per environment rather than defaulting to one answer.

Start your build

Fengqi integrates the medical module onto your chosen chassis, configured per order, with export documentation and destination-market certification. The right starting point is the care class above — then we take it from there.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Type A, B and C ambulances?
Type A (transfer) moves stable patients with basic life support. Type B (monitored care) adds monitoring and advanced life support during transit. Type C is a mobile ICU with full critical-care capability. Exact definitions vary by region; map the class to your local regulation.
Can an ambulance be electric?
Yes — electric powertrains are available across Type A, B and C. Whether electric fits depends on charging access, climate, daily mileage and the on-board medical load. We advise per operating environment.
Which ambulance type do I need for inter-hospital transfer?
Stable patients use Type A. Critical-but-stable patients needing monitoring en route use Type B. Patients requiring ICU-level care in transit use Type C. Confirm against your local classification.
Do you build ambulances for export?
Yes. We build to specification and support export documentation and destination-market certification, with real commercial invoices at true value.
How long does a custom ambulance take?
Lead time varies with chassis, body and equipment specification, and with shipping and logistics, which sit outside our direct control. We plan these into the project timeline from the start.