Équipement de VE pour BC Ambulance Service

Full emergency lighting and graphics outfitting for a Ford Mustang Mach-E for BC Ambulance Services. One of the most unique EV paramedic builds in Canada.

Équipement de VE pour BC Ambulance Service
Location British Columbia
Date Completed April 2026
Vehicles Ford Mustang Mach-E
Duration 2 Weeks

Project Overview

BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) came to Mega-Tech with a unique challenge: Fully outfitting a Ford Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle for front-line paramedic response. As EV platforms become more prevalent in emergency fleets, this build required careful integration of emergency lighting systems across a vehicle architecture designed without traditional EMS wiring in mind. This includes a dedicated custom battery bank that does not reduce drive distance and charges alongside the drive battery. The result is a fully functional, high-visibility paramedic response vehicle; proof that modern EVs can be outfitted to professional emergency service standards.

Equipment Installed

  • blue circle check Whelen LED Lightbar
  • blue circle check Whelen Surface-Mount LED Light Heads
  • blue circle check BCEHS Custom Branding Decals & Graphics
  • blue circle check Custom Battery Bank

Project Highlights

  • black circle check First-of-kind EV paramedic outfitting for BCEHS
  • black circle check Full amber lighting coverage — front, rear, and roofline
  • black circle check Custom BCEHS-spec decal package including chevron safety markings and EV identification
  • black circle check Clean, integrated install with no compromise to vehicle structure or warranty considerations
  • black circle check Liftgate-mounted light heads for rear scene visibility when the cargo area is open
  • black circle check Professional-grade workmanship meeting BC ambulance service standards
  • black circle check Custom battery bank solution that powers all equipment so as not to reduce the drive distance

Challenges Overcome

  • thunder EV Integration: The Mach-E's fully sealed front end and EV-specific body panels required custom mounting solutions for grille-area light heads with no traditional mounting points
  • thunder Lighting Coverage on a Crossover Profile: The Mach-E's sloping roofline and lower ride height demanded precise lightbar positioning to meet sight-line requirements for emergency response
  • thunder Liftgate Lighting: Surface-mount light heads were integrated into the liftgate so lighting remains active and visible even when the rear cargo area is open at a scene
  • thunder Glass Roof: A custom mount for the lightbar required due to the all-glass roof