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Toyota Unveils Custom HiAce-based Ambulance To Transport Seriously Ill COVID-19 Patients
Toyota unveils a specially designed HiAce-based Ambulance to transport seriously ill-covid-19 patients.

Toyota Motor Corporation has unveiled a specially designed ambulance to transport seriously ill-covid-19 patients.
The special ambulance was developed for Showa University Hospital in Japan. It joins 11 other transport vehicles provided by Toyota to hospitals to carry patients with mild symptoms of COVID-19.
The specially designed, Hiace-based transport vehicle was developed as an “airborne droplet circulation control vehicle.”
It features an interior barrier that separates the driver and front passenger compartments from the rear area, where a bed can be transported.
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Special features includes an exhaust fan that continuously expels air from the rear compartment out of the vehicle to prevent driver and passengers from getting infected.

Other features include a motorized lift for the wheeled gurney, which allows them to be easily moved in and out of the van.
The Toyota HiAce, a light commercial van which the ambulance is based on, is offered in Nigeria as well as other markets.
The highly flexible HiAce, which is normally sold as a load-hauler, can also be configure as a minivan, a taxi, and as a spacious luxury alternative to the traditional SUV.
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