Electric fire apparatus manufacturers address common concerns, plus share ways to maximize the vehicles’ performance in cold weather.
Mesa Fire and Medical's E-ONE Vector electric pumper can get about 142 miles in a city and 100 miles on a highway before the range extender kicks in.
MBrace is designed specifically to protect emergency care providers inside the patient compartment during frontal impacts, in addition to ambulance rollovers.
Charlotte Fire Department reported that the truck will save 19.66 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent from tailpipe emissions annually.
The manufacturer has announced several recent agreements that expand the prospects of alternative-fuel-powered ambulances in the U.S. and abroad.
The addition of zero-emissions ambulances to the GSA contract is well-timed, with the recent passing of the federal infrastructure bill that contained significant investments in support of electric vehicles.
REV Fire Group's all-electric E-One Vector fire truck will be delivered to Mesa, Arizona, Fire and Medical Department.
The fleet of 12 Ferrara units will replace the City of Birmingham’s older trucks as a part of its apparatus replacement plan.
The electric truck is designed in partnership with Emergency One Group LTD and packs 316 kW of battery power.
The Sarasota County, Florida, Fire Department's new E-One custom Cyclone pumpers feature 100-inch wide cabs for more space and better visibility.
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