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    Génova

    Our most requested Type II ambulance. Compact, reliable, and fully equipped for the best balance of quality, cost, and daily performance.

Type II Ambulance for Daily Operations


Génova is an agile and reliable Type II ambulance for urban, highway, hospital, and industrial operations. Available on RAM ProMaster, Ford Transit, or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis, it delivers the ideal balance of equipment, performance, and investment.
Proven in institutional operations

Proven in institutional operations

Génova is not an experimental configuration.

A configuration based on this model was used for more than 100 units intended for public welfare purposes, demonstrating its suitability for high-volume projects, institutional operations, and deployments where standardization, reliability, and cost control are required.

This makes it a solid choice for institutions, governments, hospitals, private operators, and organizations seeking a field-proven Type II ambulance.

Who is Génova for?

Hospitals and clinics

Génova is ideal for hospitals, clinics, and medical networks that need a practical ambulance for scheduled transfers, basic care, patient transport, and interhospital services.

It provides a professional vehicle without over-equipping the operation.

Medical Transport Operators

For private ambulance companies, Génova is an efficient option for providing transport services, basic prehospital care, and medical coverage with a compact, easy-to-manage vehicle.

It is especially useful when a business needs to control initial investment, maintenance, and operating costs.

Civil Protection and Municipalities

The Génova can be configured for municipalities, local governments, and emergency response agencies that need a reliable Type II ambulance for urban operations, community care, and rapid response services.

Its balance between equipment and cost makes it an attractive option for public programs, municipal fleets, and institutional purchases.

Industry and Corporations

For plants, industrial parks, mines, logistics centers, and corporate facilities, Génova provides a fully functional medical unit for workplace emergencies, internal transfers, and safety protocols.

It can be tailored to the level of risk, distance to hospitals, and the client’s type of operation.

Medical Clinics and Specialized Medical Services

Genoa is also suitable for medical offices, small clinics, event services, private medical providers, and organizations that need a functional Type II ambulance without excessive features.

Better balance between quality and operation

What makes Génova different?

Better balance between quality and operation
The Génova is designed to meet the actual needs of many operations: a reliable, well-built, functional Type II ambulance at a reasonable price.

It does not aim to be the most fully equipped unit in the lineup. It aims to be the most efficient for day-to-day operations.
Tested and Reproducible Configuration
Génova is ideal for projects that require standardizing multiple units under a single configuration.

This simplifies purchasing, operation, training, maintenance, corporate branding, and fleet replacement.
Available on various platforms
The conversion can be performed on a Promaster, Ford Transit, or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, depending on availability, budget, fleet preference, or operational requirements.

This allows the vehicle to be customized for the customer without being limited to a single vehicle brand.
Lower initial investment
Génova provides access to a professional Type II ambulance without including systems that may not be essential for operation.

It is a good option when the customer needs functionality, organization, and reliability but must stay within budget.
Easy to use
The unit is designed to allow medical staff to work efficiently, with a functional interior layout, storage, lighting, space for a stretcher, and basic emergency systems.

Less complexity can also mean less operational friction.
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Main Equipment

Platform
● Type II Ambulance
● Available on the RAM Promaster, Ford Transit, or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
● Compact design for urban and highway use
● Practical vehicle for patient transport, basic care, and daily medical services
● Configuration adaptable to public, private, and industrial fleets
Medical Department
● Space for patients and medical staff
● Stretcher preparation
● Configurable interior layout
● Storage for medical equipment
● Interior surfaces designed for easy cleaning and continuous use
● Functional design for patient care during transport
Electrical System
● Interior lighting
● Pre-wiring for connectors and chargers
● Power supply for auxiliary systems
● Standard electrical management based on configuration
● Pre-wiring for medical equipment and emergency systems
Air Conditioning
● Climate control system for the patient area
● Proper configuration for daily operation
● Option to customize the system based on location, climate, and type of service
Safety and Emergencies
● Emergency lights
● Siren
● Exterior lighting
● Handrails and functional access points
● Preparation for medical equipment and surgical accessories
● Exterior design customizable by institution or fleet
Interior and Finishes
● Thermoformed interior panels tailored to the configuration
● Functional medical furniture
● Finishes designed for professional use
● Layout adaptable to the type of service
● Customization options based on customer requirements
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Operating profits

Compact and agile
The Génova offers all the advantages of a Type II ambulance: practical size, good maneuverability, and ease of operation in cities, hospitals, narrow streets, industrial parks, and on frequently traveled routes.
Efficient for fleets
When an institution needs multiple units, standardization is important.

Génova allows you to create a replicable configuration to facilitate operations, maintenance, training, institutional image, and investment control.
Less over-equipment
Not all operations require dual-climate systems, advanced control systems, or more complex equipment.
Génova lets you focus on what matters: a functional, professional ambulance that’s ready for action.
A solid foundation for public and institutional projects
Thanks to its balance of cost, functionality, and scalability, Génova can be a strong option for government procurement, health programs, public welfare agencies, municipalities, hospitals, and institutional operators.
Génova vs. Oregon

Génova vs. Oregon

Génova and Oregon are Type II ambulances designed for different levels of operation. Genoa offers a functional, efficient, and cost-effective solution for day-to-day operations. Oregon features more equipment, greater comfort, and a more comprehensive configuration for operations that require superior performance.

  • If you're looking for a functional, proven, and efficient Type II ambulance, Génova is the right choice.
  • If you need a Type II with more features, greater interior comfort, and a more complete configuration, the Oregon may be the better option.
Génova vs. Aquila

Génova vs. Aquila

Aquila is a Type I ambulance built on a Ford F450 chassis. It is a larger, more robust unit designed for critical operations, advanced patient transport, and high-demand emergency services. Génova is a Type II ambulance. It is more compact, agile, and efficient for patient transport, basic care, urban operations, hospitals, private services, municipalities, and industry.

In simple terms

  • Génova

    Type II: Functional, Efficient, and Proven

  • Oregon

    Type II: More Complete and Better Equipped

  • Aquila

    Type I for critical operations and high-demand applications

Which chassis is best for your Génova ambulance?

The choice of chassis depends on the application, availability, budget, maintenance, fleet preference, and customer requirements.

RAM Promaster

It may be a good option for those looking for a spacious, practical platform with ample interior space for a Type II conversion.

Ford Transit

It may be an attractive option for fleets that already operate Ford vehicles or that are looking for a proven commercial platform for day-to-day operations.

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

This may be a good option for customers who prioritize image, a premium platform, convenience, and a professional presence.

Our team can help you determine which platform is best suited to your business, city, type of service, and budget.

Settings by Operation

Settings by Operation

Each Oregon ambulance can be customized to suit the type of service it will provide.

An ambulance used for hospital transfers does not require the same configuration as one used at a mine, an industrial plant, by civil defense, or by a private emergency services company.

We review variables such as:
  • Type of service
  • City or area of operation
  • Distancias promedio
  • Level of medical care
  • Team you wish to join
  • Estimated Budget
  • Corporate Image
  • Bidding Requirements
  • Delivery Time
  • Platform available
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TSN-Supported Conversion

Génova is manufactured at a plant specializing in the conversion of emergency vehicles and special-purpose units.

Our process aims to deliver functional, well-organized units that are ready for professional operation, ensuring seamless integration between the base vehicle, electrical systems, medical interior, finishes, and equipment.

TSN has experience converting specialized vehicles for public, private, industrial, and medical clients.

Warranty and Service

The warranty may vary depending on the base vehicle, equipment, and installed components.
In general, the conversion may include a warranty covering manufacturing, interior fittings, the electrical system, technological equipment, and integrated components, in accordance with the final proposal.
The base vehicle retains the warranty terms provided by the respective manufacturer.

Is Genoa the right ambulance for your operation?

Génova is a good choice if you need a functional, efficient, proven Type II ambulance that’s ready for daily operation.

Tell us how the unit will be used: type of service, city, daily operations, preferred chassis, number of units, required equipment, and estimated budget. With that information, we can help you determine whether Génova is the best option or if an Oregon or Aquila configuration would be more suitable.