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Van ambulance EV
type IIelectric

Van ambulance - EV  - American Emergency Vehicles - type II / electric
Van ambulance - EV  - American Emergency Vehicles - type II / electric
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Characteristics

Configuration
van
Type
type II
Motor type
electric

Description

AEV has partnered with Lightning eMotors, a provider of premium commercial electric vehicle power trains, to build our Type II battery electric ambulance. The power train components, including batteries and power electronics, are proven with on-road validation, with the electric motors providing industry-leading power and torque performance. Utilizing this battery electric chassis conversion, AEV completes the ambulance per the customer’s order requirements. Power Train Utilizes a three-phase permanent magnet electric traction motor Electric Motor Fewer moving parts, leading to fewer required preventative maintenance tasks and lower overall service costs versus internal combustion engines Batteries Uses precision active thermal management to control battery temperatures, delivering improved performance, safety and longer battery life Charging Direct Current fast charging at up to 80 kWh (DCFC) allows 80% charging in as few as 45 minutes3 More readily available Alternating Current charging can accept up to 13.2 kW charging rate Industry-standard SAE J1772 CCS1 combo charging connector Regenerative Braking Electric vehicles capture energy, using regenerative braking, where the electric motor acts as a generator to slow the vehicle and recharge the batteries Reduces brake wear
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.