EvacPod C · Unarmoured
The same EvacPod, without the armour.
Identical to EvacPod D in every way except armour — lighter, with more range, for emergency services, disaster response and rescue.
600 kg
Payload
2
Casualties
1.2 m
Wading
0
Crew at risk
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EvacPod D vs EvacPod C
Armour is the only difference between the two models. The armour adds 1,155 kg, which is why EvacPod D is heavier and has less range. Every other specification, piece of medical equipment and capability is identical.
| Specification | EvacPod D — Defence | EvacPod C — Civil |
|---|---|---|
| Protection· differs | Ballistic & fragmentation armour | None — unarmoured |
| Range· differs | 30 km rough / 60 km firm ground | 40 km rough / 80 km firm ground |
| Loaded weight· differs | 4,195 kg fully loaded | 3,040 kg fully loaded |
| Mobility | Low ground pressure rubber tracks | Same |
| Wading | 1.2 m, IP68 sealed | Same |
| Payload | 600 kg | Same |
| Patients | 2 stretchers, warmed & monitored | Same |
| Role change | Cargo ↔ casualty pod < 30 s | Same |
| Navigation | GNSS + mesh radio | Same |
| Grade | 35° | Same |
| Crew | None | Same |
| ICU & medical equipment | Full ICU fit-out | Same |
Onboard equipment
ICU and critical care equipment
Patient bay
- +2 powered stretchers with crash-tested locks
- +Patient restraint harnesses
- +Kneeling / ramp loading for one-person handling
- +Climate-controlled bay with active warming
- +Interior LED exam lighting
- +Wipe-clean sealed surfaces
Airway & breathing
- +Medical oxygen cylinders with flow regulators
- +ICU transport ventilator (invasive & non-invasive)
- +High-flow nasal oxygen
- +Video laryngoscope
- +Powered suction unit
- +Bag-valve-mask resuscitators (adult & paediatric)
- +Airway management kit
- +Nebuliser
Cardiac & monitoring
- +Defibrillator / AED with pacing
- +12-lead ECG monitor
- +ICU monitor (SpO₂, invasive & non-invasive BP, EtCO₂, temperature)
- +Point-of-care blood gas analyser
- +Portable ultrasound
- +Non-contact radar heart rate & breathing
- +Thermal core temperature sensing
- +Glucometer
Circulation & medication
- +Multi-channel syringe & infusion pumps for vasopressors and sedation
- +Secured IV poles
- +IV fluid warmer
- +Locked medication cabinet
- +Refrigerated drug & blood storage
Trauma & immobilisation
- +Spine board & scoop stretcher
- +Vacuum mattress
- +Cervical collars
- +Traction and vacuum splints
- +Tourniquets & haemostatic dressings
- +Burns kit
Infection control
- +UV-C decontamination cycle
- +Filtered bay air
- +PPE storage
- +Sharps & clinical waste containers
Connectivity & care team
- +Remote intensivist on two-way HD video
- +Hospital pre-alert with patient data & ETA
- +Fleet dispatch integration
- +Remote operator takeover
Autonomy & safety
- +360° lidar, radar and camera suite
- +Collision and pedestrian avoidance
- +Smart routing around traffic & hazards
- +Backup medical power supply
- +Fire suppression
Ready to treat
ICU equipment specification
Every pod is fitted so a doctor can start ICU-level treatment the moment the patient is on board. All equipment is available from suppliers in India.
| Equipment | Specification | Available in India from |
|---|---|---|
| Transport ICU ventilator | Invasive & NIV, adult/paediatric; VC, PC, SIMV, PRVC, CPAP, BiPAP, APRV, HFOT; tidal volume 15–2,000 ml; PEEP 0–30 cmH₂O; FiO₂ 21–100%; runs on 1 bar O₂; ≥4 h battery; 12 V ambulance power | Skanray SkanRespiro Plus / Turbo, AgVa ambulance ventilator |
| Multiparameter ICU monitor (×2) | 12.1" touchscreen; 3/5/12-lead ECG, SpO₂, NIBP, 2× IBP, EtCO₂, 2× temperature; arrhythmia alarms; 72 h trends; Wi-Fi export for tele-ICU | BPL Excel Sign E12, Mindray, Philips, Skanray |
| Defibrillator / monitor | Biphasic 1–360 J, manual + AED mode, external pacing, synchronised cardioversion, SpO₂, ≥100 shocks per battery | BPL, Mindray BeneHeart, Philips, Nihon Kohden |
| Syringe pumps (×4) + infusion pumps (×2) | Syringe 0.1–1,200 ml/h, 5–60 ml syringes; volumetric 0.1–1,500 ml/h; drug library, occlusion & air-in-line alarms; ≥5 h battery | BPL, Mindray, B. Braun, Smiths Medical |
| High-flow nasal oxygen | 2–60 L/min, FiO₂ 21–100%, heated humidification (or ventilator HFOT mode) | Fisher & Paykel, ventilator HFOT mode |
| Medical oxygen | 2× 10 L (1,500 L) cylinders + 1 portable; pin-index regulators, 0–15 L/min flowmeters, low-pressure alarm; ≈2.5 h at ventilator load | Linde India, INOX Air Products; ISI/PESO-approved cylinders |
| Suction | Electric portable, ≥ -550 mmHg, ≥25 L/min, 1 L jar; plus manual backup | Hospitech, Romsons, Laerdal (LCSU) |
| Airway kit | Video laryngoscope (Mac 3/4 + hyperangulated), ET tubes 3.0–8.5, i-gel/LMA 1–5, bougie, OPA/NPA, cricothyroidotomy kit, BVM adult/paediatric/neonatal, capnography line | Romsons, Smiths Medical, Intersurgical |
| Point-of-care blood gas | Handheld cartridge analyser: pH, pCO₂, pO₂, lactate, Na/K/iCa, Hb, glucose in ~2 min | Abbott i-STAT, Siemens epoc |
| Portable ultrasound | Handheld or laptop, linear + phased/convex probes; eFAST, lung, cardiac and vascular access | Mindray TE, Sonosite, Butterfly iQ |
| Circulation & vascular access | IV cannulas 14–24 G, IO drill and needles, 3-way taps, pressure bags, rapid IV fluid warmer, 4 secured IV hooks | Romsons, BD, Teleflex EZ-IO |
| Haemorrhage & trauma | CAT-style tourniquets, haemostatic gauze, pelvic binder, chest seals, needle decompression, cervical collars, vacuum mattress, scoop stretcher, traction splint | Romsons, Ferno India, Spencer |
| Drugs & cold chain | Locked cabinet per ICU emergency list (adrenaline, atropine, amiodarone, noradrenaline, vasopressin, sedatives, analgesics, muscle relaxants, TXA, antibiotics, glucose); 2–8 °C fridge for drugs/blood with temperature log | As per hospital formulary; NDPS-controlled drugs secured |
| Bedside testing | Glucometer, 12-lead ECG print, infrared thermometer, urine catheter set, NG tubes | Accu-Chek, Dr. Morepen, BPL |
| Power for medical gear | 230 V AC inverter (pure sine, 3 kW) + 12/24 V outlets at each bed; medical isolation transformer; 4 h runtime on the vehicle battery | IEC 60601-1 compliant isolation |
| Tele-ICU link | HD camera + two-way audio at each bed, live vitals streaming over 4G/5G/mesh to a remote intensivist | Integrates with hospital tele-ICU systems |
Specifications
Key specifications
- Protection
- None — unarmoured
- Range
- 40 km rough / 80 km firm ground
- Loaded weight
- 3,040 kg fully loaded
- Mobility
- Low ground pressure rubber tracks
- Wading
- 1.2 m, IP68 sealed
- Payload
- 600 kg
- Patients
- 2 stretchers, warmed & monitored
- Role change
- Cargo ↔ casualty pod < 30 s
- Navigation
- GNSS + mesh radio
- Grade
- 35°
- Crew
- None
Compliance
Standards & compliance
EvacPod C is designed to civil vehicle, medical and safety standards. Certification status for each standard is available on request.
Ambulance & medical
- EN 1789
- Medical vehicles and their equipment — road ambulances
- ISO 13485
- Quality management for medical devices
- IEC 60601
- Safety of medical electrical equipment
Vehicle & autonomy
- ISO 26262
- Functional safety of road vehicle electronics
- ISO 21448 (SOTIF)
- Safety of autonomous driving functions
- UNECE R155 / R156
- Cyber security and software updates
Sealing & EMC
- IEC 60529 IP68
- Dust-tight and submersible sealing
- UNECE R10
- Electromagnetic compatibility
Applications
Where it works
Emergency response
Reaches patients and drives on to care.
Flood rescue
Through standing water to stranded residents.
Alpine search & rescue
Over snow slopes in sub-zero conditions.
Mine extraction
Into galleries where teams can't safely enter.
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