Trucks by application

Ambulances and mobile clinics

Ambulances are built on the D-Max single cab and the NPS81H 4×4, which reaches rural facilities on unpaved roads. Mobile clinics, from outpatient and maternity to dental and X-ray units, use bodies of 5.0 m on the NQR81K up to 7.5 m on the FVZ34.

Body options

  • Ambulance: stretcher, spine board, oxygen with flow meter, suction, resuscitators
  • Mobile clinic: fibreglass sandwich body with a custom internal layout
  • Clinic services: clean and waste water, genset or solar power, Wi-Fi, awning, air conditioning
  • Radiology: radiation protection for an X-ray room

Which model

Isuzu models for ambulances and mobile clinics

Recommended models for ambulances and mobile clinics, with gross vehicle weight and typical body length
ModelBest forGVWTypical body length
Isuzu D-Max Single CabCompact ambulance and rapid response.3,0002,230 mm body
Isuzu NPS81H 4x44×4 ambulance for rural and unpaved routes.7,500 kg4,100 mm body
Isuzu NQR81KMobile clinic or vaccine cold-chain body.8,000 kg5,000 mm body
Isuzu NQR XtraLarger mobile clinic.8,500 kg6,000 mm body
Isuzu FRR90NMulti-room clinic, 4×2.11,000 kg6,200 mm body
Isuzu FTS344×4 clinic for outreach off the tarmac.12,200 – 13,000 kg5,400 mm body
Isuzu FVZ346×4 clinic for the largest units, such as X-ray.26,000 kg7,500 mm body

GVW from the manufacturer’s brochure, as on each model’s page. Typical body length are typical body-builder figures from the Isuzu East Africa Truck Application Guide, March 2022; the body built for you may differ. What a truck can legally carry depends on the body fitted, so check your load in the payload calculator or ask TMD.

Questions

What buyers ask

  • Which Isuzu is used as an ambulance in Kenya?

    The NPS81H 4×4, with a 4,100 mm body, for rural routes on unpaved roads, and the D-Max single cab for a compact unit. Standard equipment includes a stretcher, spine board, oxygen and suction.

  • Can an Isuzu mobile clinic carry an X-ray unit?

    Yes. Mobile clinic bodies can include a radiology room with radiation protection. The largest units are built on the FVZ34 with a 7.5 m body.