Avtospetsprom LLC is the first and largest manufacturer of ambulances in Ukraine.

The enterprise started its activity in 2012. At present, the capacities of Avtospetsprom LLC allow production of up to 100 units of ambulances per month, as well as special transport, including vehicles for transportation of people with disabilities, mobile dispensaries, etc.

The company is a leading supplier of such products for both state and private medical institutions of Ukraine, non-governmental and international organizations.

Ambulances of types A1, A2, B, C, as well as neonatal vehicles, are manufactured on chassis of Citroën, Peugeot, Toyota, Mercedes and other models, in accordance with the State Standard of Ukraine (DSTU) 7032, which, in turn, corresponds to the European standard DIN EN 1789 ("Medical vehicles and their equipment. Ambulances"). In addition, the rules of the WP.29 subgroup (World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) are taken into account.

Quality control of products is carried out in accordance with international standards ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 (Quality management for medical devices).

Avtospetsprom LLC is the only enterprise in Ukraine that receives a certificate of the State Automobile Transport Research and Design Institute for each transport unit produced. In addition, the company's products have been approved and registered with the State Service of Ukraine on Medicines and Drug Control and have a declaration of compliance with the technical regulation for medical devices (according to the decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 753 of October 2, 2013).

Avtospetsprom LLC has its own design department, which constantly works to improve the ergonomics, reliability and comfort of ambulances for both doctors (paramedics) and patients. As the basis of the interior, the company uses a monolithic fiberglass wall, which has a higher resistance to damage and is stronger than the ABS plastic base.

This far, the company has produced more than 2,200 ambulances of all types, of which over 680 have been manufactured since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.