After proving its versatility and functionality, the Mexican Red Cross decided to integrate Nissan as a partner for its ambulance fleet this year.

The vehicle’s ability to travel for many miles on sometimes unstable terrain was a key criterion in its choice.

‘We have to get to that patient no matter what. Sometimes you have to take highway roads, sometimes dirt roads. And, this ambulance handles very well,’ said Red Cross Ambulance driver Rene Palacios.

In addition, with over 1.2 million ambulance service requests per year, reliability and versatility were also key requirements for the Mexican Red Cross.

Nissan Mexicana's president and general director, José Valls, says the NV2500 won out over other more expensive vehicles.

‘Now the Red Cross in Mexico has taken the NV2500 as the flagship of the new ambulance.’