Aquila is designed for operations where failure is not an option. It is the ideal solution for civil protection agencies, hospitals, advanced patient transport providers, industrial facilities, mining operations, and emergency services that require maximum capability and reliability.
Its design supports the integration of medical systems, specialized storage, auxiliary power, emergency lighting, and an interior module built to provide professional patient care during transport.
Aquila offers greater flexibility for prehospital care, medical storage, auxiliary electrical systems, and emergency equipment.
It is a unit designed for those who need more space, a more substantial presence, and a more comprehensive operation.
This ambulance is designed for fleets, institutions, and corporations that require a vehicle capable of operating continuously, with less improvisation and greater internal organization.
Aquila performs best when operations involve long shifts, multiple calls per day, and demanding operating conditions.
The interior can be configured to make the medical staff’s work easier, keep equipment within reach, and allow for more organized care during transport.
The goal is to provide paramedics, operators, and patients with a safe, practical space that is prepared for real emergencies.
Each unit is manufactured at our facility in Apodaca, Nuevo León, where we have extensive experience in converting specialized vehicles for public, private, and industrial use.
Aquila can be customized based on the type of service, institution, bid, or operational requirement.
The final configuration may vary depending on the medical equipment, electrical systems, interior layout, exterior design, and specific customer needs.
Aquila is manufactured at a plant that specializes in converting emergency vehicles and special-purpose units.
Our process is designed to protect the integrity of the base vehicle, ensure a clean and organized installation, and deliver a unit that is ready for professional operation.
Aquila is the choice for the most demanding operations, where a Type I ambulance with greater capacity, presence, and equipment is required. Oregon and Génova may be better options when looking for a more compact, agile Type II ambulance or one focused on urban transport and care.
If you’re not sure which model you need, our team can help you determine the right configuration based on your operation, budget, and equipment requirements.
Tell us how the unit will be used: type of service, city, daily operations, required equipment, and estimated budget.
With that information, we can help you determine whether Aquila is the best option or if an Oregon or Genoa configuration would be more suitable.
