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RescueRide offers a growing fleet of specialized emergency, rescue, and support vehicles — available for rapid deployment when every mile matters
We manufacture and supply mobile healthcare solutions, rescue & recovery vehicles, mobile healthcare units and new vehicles
The Toyota Land Cruiser 76 Wagon with the 4.2L 1HZ Diesel engine is the compact, rugged, and reliable wagon variant of Toyota’s legendary 70 Series. Designed to deliver Toyota’s trademark durability in a shorter body style, the LC76 is perfect for mine supervisors, security fleets, government patrols, and private operators who demand unstoppable performance in all terrains. At Rescueride, we supply brand new LC76 units direct from Toyota — ready for mine-spec upgrades, fleet conversions, or rugged field deployment.
The Toyota Land Cruiser 78 Hearse is a specialized vehicle conversion designed for the safe, dignified, and reliable transport of deceased individuals. Built on the legendary LC78 4.2L Diesel platform, this hearse combines Toyota’s proven off-road durability with a custom funeral transport interior, ensuring respectful service in both urban and remote environments. Where other hearses cannot reach, the LC78 Hearse by Rescueride delivers — maintaining dignity and reliability even on the most challenging roads.
Healthcare can’t stop. That’s why every Rescueride vehicle comes with Africa’s first Fleet Uptime Guarantee Program — ensuring your ambulances and mobile clinics stay on the road, not in the shop.
At RescueRide Africa, our mission is clear: to design and manufacture ambulances that are reliable, efficient, and built to save lives when every second counts.
We understand that in emergency situations, every detail matters — from the layout of the interior to the advanced safety features and equipment integrations. That's why we invest significant time, care, and precision into every stage of production.
From selecting durable, high-quality materials to incorporating cutting-edge medical technologies, we are committed to delivering ambulances that stand up to Africa's toughest environments — and support the life-saving work of first responders.
With years of experience and deep industry expertise, we take pride in knowing that medical professionals across Africa trust our ambulances to help them provide critical care when it matters most.
Contact usFrom ambulances to rescue vehicles, mobile clinics to mining equipment - we deliver specialized solutions for every mission
Built tough. Engineered to save lives.
At RescueRide, we don't just build rescue vehicles — we engineer life-saving mobility solutions for the unique realities of the African continent. Our strength lies in a deep understanding of the environments we serve, paired with global standards of manufacturing excellence.
We specialize in project-based production, not off-the-shelf builds. Every ambulance is designed around your mission needs — whether that means 4×4 off-road readiness, high-heat tolerance, dust filtration systems, or custom medical layouts for Basic or Advanced Life Support.
We build for the terrain, the mission, and the people you serve.
From day one, we work with you — not just for you. Whether you're an NGO, a government agency, or a private operator, you'll be involved in key design milestones, including factory visits, virtual walkthroughs, and pre-delivery inspections.
Every vehicle reflects a shared vision between your team and ours.
Our flexible, streamlined production model means fast lead times without compromising quality. We understand that delays can cost lives — so we make speed and reliability a priority at every stage of the process.
From order to deployment, we move with urgency and precision.
Mobile clinics are transforming healthcare access across Africa. By bringing doctors, nurses, and essential medical equipment directly to remote communities, these clinics are not only saving lives but also empowering local healthcare workers.
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