Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Innovative Bike Ambulance Unveiled at Expo, Revolutionizing Emergency Care
Imagine a special motorbike that's also an ambulance!
This cool invention, called the Bike Ambulance, can reach places regular ambulances can't, like crowded streets and hills.
It's made by an Indian company called Motolance.
The bike has a stretcher, an oxygen tank, and a camera to talk to doctors.
The stretcher turns into a wheelchair, making it easy to move people through tight spots.
It costs about Rs 6.5 lakh.
People are excited because this helps bring medical care to faraway and hard-to-reach places, making it easier for people to get help when they need it.
A Bike Ambulance, created by Motolance, was revealed at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025.
The ambulance is built using a Royal Enfield bike with an attached medical unit, designed for difficult terrains.
It features emergency lights, sirens, a stretcher, air circulation, an oxygen tank, and telemedicine capabilities.
The stretcher can detach and transform into a wheelchair for easy patient transport.
The Bike Ambulance costs approximately Rs 6.5 lakh and meets all government safety regulations.
- Who
- Created by the Indian company Motolance.
- What
- A Bike Ambulance, a medical unit built on a Royal Enfield bike.
- When
- Revealed at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025.
- Where
- Delhi, India, and other locations with difficult terrains.
- Why
- To improve emergency healthcare access, especially in remote or crowded areas.
- Vehicle Type
- Bike Ambulance
- Base Vehicle
- Royal Enfield motorcycle
- Manufacturer
- Motolance (Indian Company)
- Event
- Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025
- Key Feature
- Telemedicine camera, detachable stretcher/wheelchair
- Cost
- Rs 6.5 lakh