Jammu Tawi: Pinnacle Industries, India’s leading automotive interiors, seating, and specialty vehicles company, has launched its latest advancement in emergency medical transportation: the AD-Gen Ambulance. A semi-premium variant, AD-Gen Ambulance focuses on elevating the standards of the current fleet of ambulances across India with state-of-the-art technology and innovative design elements. This variant can be built and converted on all vehicle platforms.
“Our goal with the AD-Gen Ambulance is to provide high-quality yet accessible emergency medical services nationwide,” says Mr. Arihant Mehta, President at Pinnacle Industries. “We recognize that the initial 10-20 minutes following an accident or medical emergency can be the difference between life and death. This ambulance is engineered to optimize response times and enhance patient outcomes.”
“Which is why we have introduced the AD-Gen ambulance. It addresses the pressing need for cost-effective yet high-quality medical transportation solutions that meet stringent standards for governments, private healthcare providers NGOs, healthcare centers, residential societies, and commercial workspaces across India.” Mr. Arihant Mehta added.
Speaking about the unique design elements of the AD-Gen Ambulance, Sachin Deshmukh, Executive Director of Pinnacle Industries, highlighted, “One of the standout features of the AD-Gen ambulance is the complete interior upgrade using Automotive ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), renowned for its impact resistance, thermal insulation, and antibacterial properties. Its single-piece side panels reduce vibrations and noise while minimizing joints to facilitate easier cleaning and disinfection. The material’s chemical resistance ensures durability even when exposed to diverse substances.”
“To address this concern, the AD-Gen ambulance is equipped with advanced life support systems including a defibrillator, ventilator, electric suction pump, and infusion pump, securely fastened yet readily accessible, ensuring swift deployment during critical situations,” Deshmukh added.
