The Safest Emergency Response Vehicles in Europe

Nothing is more important than health.

That is why we take your safety so seriously. We do not consider ourselves satisfied with the current standards and specifications, and go further in setting new standards in vehicle safety. Be it MICA (Mobile Intensive Care Ambulance), PTA (Patient Transport Ambulance), AA (Adapted Automobile), or EDC (Emergency Doctor’s Car), your maximum safety is our goal in case of an accident.

Since 1999 we have tested our products dynamically. With over 100 tests carried out (as of 2016), we are leaders in vehicle safety of emergency response vehicles. The high level of expertise in this area helps us to make our vehicles safer. So that you can feel safe and secure.

10 g five directions

This dynamic test must be carried out in accordance with EN 1789. For us only the minimum requirement.

20 g forward

Dynamic testing at 20 g forward. This was carried out in TIGIS for the first time in 2010.

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20 g forward and reverse

First tested with the DELFIS in 2011. Dynamic at 20 g forward and reverse.

25 g forward, 20 g reverse and 15 g sideways (75°)

Highest dynamic load to date. 2012 successful with the PTA VW T5.

64 km/h forward

First real crash test based on Euro-NCAP in 2015.

Against a 120-t solid block at 40 km/h

First crash test against a concrete block at a top speed of 40 km/h Carried out with the TIGIS EUROPA 2016.

Rescue vehicles Crash tests

Crash test ambulance TIGIS EUROPA
Two unique crash tests with a suitcase ambulance.

Crash test ambulance TIGIS EUROPA
At 40 km/h against a 120 ton block.

Crash test ambulance DELFIS EUROPA
Impact test at 64 km/h.

Dynamic tests

NOVARIS C PTA (Patient Transport Ambulance)
Dynamic tests with 25 g forward, 20 g reverse and 15 g sideways. According to EN 1798, only 10 g in 5 directions is required.