Volkswagen Transporter 2019 Volkswagen Transporter High-Roof Ambulance | 2.0L Petrol | 5-Speed Manual | Fully Equipped

2019 Volkswagen Transporter High-Roof Ambulance | 2.0L Petrol | 5-Speed Manual | Fully Equipped

This Volkswagen Transporter High-Roof Ambulance combines a practical long-wheelbase van platform with a comprehensively equipped patient compartment designed for emergency response, patient transportation and medical-support operations.

Finished in White with a Black cab interior, 16-inch alloy wheels and professional ambulance livery, the vehicle is equipped with patient-compartment air conditioning, oxygen equipment, multiple stretchers, medical storage, an electrical power system, emergency lighting and essential first-aid equipment.

Power is supplied by a 2.0L four-cylinder petrol engine producing 115 HP and approximately 170 Nm of torque, paired with a five-speed manual transmission and front-wheel drive.

The model year, Transporter generation and engine code should be verified against the VIN and original registration documents before the advertisement is published.

Vehicle Highlights
Model Year: 2019, as supplied
Make: Volkswagen
Model: Transporter
Conversion: High-Roof Ambulance
Regional Specification: Other
Base-Vehicle Generation: Subject to VIN Verification
Engine: 2.0L Naturally Aspirated Petrol
Fuel Injection: Multi-Point Injection
Engine Capacity: Approximately 1,984 cc
Power: 115 HP
Torque: Approximately 170 Nm
Transmission: 5-Speed Manual
Drivetrain: Front-Wheel Drive
Steering Position: Left-Hand Drive
Number of Cylinders: 4
Registered Seating Capacity: 3, as supplied
Patient-Compartment Attendant Seat: Installed
Number of Doors: 4, as listed
Exterior Colour: White
Cab Interior Colour: Black
Wheels: 16-Inch Alloy Wheels, as equipped
Body Type: Long-Wheelbase High-Roof Van
Fuel Type: Petrol
Mechanical Condition: Perfect Inside and Out
Body Condition: Perfect Inside and Out
Identification and Specification Verification

The stated 115 HP petrol engine and five-speed manual transmission are associated with the earlier 2.0 MPI Transporter powertrain.

Before purchase or publication, the following information should be verified:

Vehicle identification number
Engine code
Production date
First-registration date
Transporter generation
Original destination market
Gross Vehicle Weight
Certified ambulance-conversion manufacturer
Final seating capacity
Final payload after conversion
Medical-conversion approval certificate
Emergency-light and siren authorisation
Local ambulance registration eligibility

The description retains the supplied 2019 model year but does not identify the vehicle specifically as a T5, T6 or T6.1 until the documentation is confirmed.

Base-Vehicle Dimensions

Approximate dimensions supplied for the high-roof, long-wheelbase configuration include:

Overall Length: Approximately 5,290 mm
Overall Width: Approximately 1,904 mm, excluding mirrors
Overall Height: Approximately 2,470 mm
Wheelbase: Approximately 3,400 mm
Base Load-Compartment Length: Approximately 2,943–2,975 mm
Base Load-Compartment Width: Approximately 1,700 mm
Width Between Wheel Arches: Approximately 1,244 mm
Base Internal Height: Approximately 1,935–1,940 mm
Original Base Load Volume: Approximately 9.3 m³

These measurements relate to the base high-roof van before the medical cabinets, flooring, attendant seat, stretcher system and other ambulance equipment were installed.

The usable patient-compartment dimensions and remaining payload must be measured from the completed ambulance.

Ambulance Exterior Conversion
Professional high-roof ambulance body
White exterior finish
Custom ambulance livery
Reflective emergency markings
Warning stickers
Roof-mounted LED multi-flashing light bar
Integrated siren
External loudspeaker
Rear emergency beacon lights
Front bumper emergency lights
Red and blue warning-light configuration
Glazed rear wing doors
Frosted side glass for patient privacy
Rear loading access
Emergency triangle sign
Roof ventilation equipment
Rear floodlight
Rear loading light

Emergency-light colours, siren use and ambulance markings remain subject to the regulations and approvals of the country where the vehicle will operate.

Driver’s Cab
Three-seat front-cab configuration, as supplied
Comfort driver’s seat
Driver-seat height adjustment
Driver-seat reach adjustment
Manual air conditioning
Power-assisted steering
Five-speed manual gearbox
CD radio
A4 document holder
Cupholders
Interior central-locking control
Practical dashboard storage
Rear parking assistance
Glazed partition behind the cab
Sliding partition window
Map-reading light

Exact cab equipment should be confirmed through physical inspection.

Patient Compartment

The rear medical compartment is configured to support patient transport and ambulance operations.

Key features include:
Dedicated patient-compartment air conditioning
Roof ventilation fan
LED patient-compartment lighting
Rear floodlight
Rear loading light
Easy-clean interior surfaces
Frosted glazing for privacy
Fixed partition separating the cab and medical area
Sliding glass communication window
Medical-equipment storage
Medicine storage
Attendant seating
Stretcher loading area
Electrical control panel
Multiple power outlets
Oxygen-delivery equipment
Medical Cabinetry and Storage
PVC or fibreglass medical cabinet
Dedicated medicine compartments
Equipment storage spaces
Easy-clean cabinet surfaces
Secured storage for medical devices
Dedicated oxygen-cylinder mounting area
Under-seat storage beneath attendant bench
First-aid storage
Consumables storage
Sharps-container location
Organised electrical-equipment compartment

The cabinets and equipment restraints should be inspected to confirm secure mounting and operational condition.

Attendant Seat
Tip-up attendant bench
Under-seat storage
Two-point seatbelt, as supplied
Space-saving folding design
Positioning close to the patient area
Durable, easy-clean upholstery

The seat, restraint type and certified occupant capacity must be verified against the completed vehicle’s conversion certificate.

Flooring and Interior Construction
Marine-plywood floor base
Vinyl floor covering
Chequer-plate flooring in loading areas
Durable wall and cabinet surfaces
Easy-clean medical-compartment upholstery
Reinforced stretcher-loading zone
Sealed floor edges
Practical non-slip surface
Interior designed for frequent cleaning

Any claims regarding clinical-grade hygiene or infection-control compliance should be supported by the conversion manufacturer’s certification.

Stretcher Equipment

The vehicle is supplied with multiple patient-transport solutions:

Automatic loading stretcher
Folding stretcher
Ramp stretcher
Rear stretcher-loading access
Stretcher securing system
Patient transport area
Loading ramp equipment, as installed

All stretchers, locking mechanisms and mounting points should be inspected and tested before operational use.

Oxygen System
Medical oxygen cylinder
Cylinder valve
Medical pressure regulator
Integrated flow meter
Humidifier
Oxygen mask
Oxygen outlet
Fixed oxygen piping
Connection tubing
Secured cylinder storage

The oxygen cylinder’s test date, remaining pressure, valve condition, regulator calibration and local medical-gas compliance must be checked before use.

Electrical System
Power inverter
Electrical control panel
Fused electrical circuits
12-volt DC outlets
220-volt AC outlets
Dedicated medical-equipment power supply
Patient-compartment lighting controls
Emergency-light controls
Siren controls
Rear loading-light circuit
Ventilation-fan circuit
Auxiliary electrical equipment integration

The inverter output, battery condition, cable protection, electrical earthing and outlet operation should be professionally tested before the ambulance is placed into service.

Included First-Aid Equipment

The supplied medical inventory is listed as including:
First-aid box
Portable suction unit
Stethoscope
Sphygmomanometer
10 ml syringes
5 ml syringes
3 ml syringes
IV cannula
Neck collar
Face masks
Gloves
Large gauze swabs
Small gauze swabs
Disposable bed sheets
Cotton rolls
Sharps container

Medical consumables must be checked individually for packaging integrity, expiry dates, sterility and destination-country approval.

Emergency and Safety Equipment
Fire extinguisher
Emergency window hammer
First-aid kits
Sharps container
Warning triangle
Reflective exterior markings
Exterior warning labels
Interior safety labels
Emergency roof light bar
Siren and speaker
Rear beacon lights
Front warning lights
Rear floodlight
Interior patient-compartment lighting

The fire extinguisher’s inspection date and pressure status should be verified before use.

Engine and Transmission

The stated 2.0L petrol engine produces approximately 115 HP and 170 Nm of torque.

Power is delivered to the front wheels through a five-speed manual transmission.

Supplied base-vehicle figures include:
Engine Capacity: Approximately 1,984 cc
Configuration: Inline Four-Cylinder
Valvetrain: 16 Valves
Fuel Delivery: Multi-Point Injection
Power: 115 HP
Torque: Approximately 170 Nm
Transmission: Five-Speed Manual
Drivetrain: Front-Wheel Drive
Supplied Combined Fuel Consumption: Approximately 10.5 L/100 km
Supplied CO₂ Figure: Approximately 195 g/km

Fuel-consumption and emissions figures should be treated as base-vehicle estimates. The completed ambulance’s additional weight, roof equipment and electrical load can affect real-world consumption.

Suspension and Road Handling
Four-wheel independent suspension
Front and rear anti-roll control
Commercial-vehicle suspension calibration
Front-wheel-drive layout
Power-assisted steering
Firm damping for stability
Long-wheelbase platform
Rear parking assistance

The long-wheelbase chassis provides space for the medical conversion while maintaining a relatively compact footprint for an ambulance of this type.

Weight and Payload

Supplied weight information includes:
Gross Vehicle Weight: Approximately 2,800 kg
Base-Vehicle Payload Range: Approximately 875–1,466 kg, depending on configuration
Indicative Base Payload: Approximately 1,000 kg
Braked Trailer Rating: Up to Approximately 2,500 kg, depending on specification

These figures must not be treated as the ambulance’s final usable payload.

The completed medical conversion adds weight through:
Cabinets
Flooring
Partition
Air-conditioning equipment
Electrical system
Inverter and auxiliary batteries
Oxygen system
Stretchers
Medical equipment
Emergency lighting
Attendant seat
Consumables

The legal remaining payload must be calculated from the final conversion plate or by subtracting the vehicle’s measured operational weight from its certified Gross Vehicle Weight.

Towing capability may also be reduced or restricted after ambulance conversion.

Seating and Occupancy
Cab Seating: Up to 3 Occupants, as listed
Patient-Compartment Attendant Seat: Installed
Patient Stretcher Position: Installed
Final Certified Occupancy: Subject to Conversion Documentation

The presence of an attendant seat does not automatically increase the registered seating capacity. The registration card and ambulance-conversion certificate remain the controlling documents.

Operational Applications

Subject to local certification and equipment approval, this vehicle may be suitable for:
Patient transportation
Private hospital operations
Clinic support
Industrial-site medical response
Construction-site medical support
Event medical coverage
Airport medical support
Hotel and resort emergency response
Remote-site medical services
Export to emergency-service operators
Conversion or re-equipment projects

The vehicle should not be represented as an officially licensed emergency ambulance unless the relevant operational approvals are valid.

Equipment Verification

Before delivery or deployment, the buyer should inspect and test:
Emergency lighting
Siren and speaker
Patient-compartment air conditioning
Roof ventilation fan
Interior lighting
Power inverter
12V and 220V outlets
Electrical fuse board
Oxygen regulator and piping
Suction equipment
Stretcher locking mechanisms
Attendant-seat restraint
Fire extinguisher
Rear parking system
Medical cabinet mountings
Door locks and emergency exits
Auxiliary battery condition
Medical consumable expiry dates
Condition and Availability
2020 model year, as supplied
Specialised ambulance conversion
Perfect mechanical condition
Perfect body condition
Perfect interior condition
Available for showroom inspection
Detailed walk-around video available upon request
Medical-equipment inventory available for inspection
UAE delivery assistance available
International export assistance available
Shipping and export-documentation support available

Registration, emergency-vehicle approval, medical-equipment certification and operational eligibility remain subject to inspection by the relevant authorities in the destination country.

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Contact our team for the latest price, mileage, VIN, engine code, registration year, ambulance-conversion documents, medical-equipment inventory, showroom inspection, detailed walk-around video or international export quotation.

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