This FiveM lore friendly ambulance pack bundles six ONX ambulances with an animated EMS gurney vehicle to power complete, cinematic medical response on roleplay servers. Built around a shared visual language across every unit, the fleet finally lets EMS dispatch feel like a real department instead of a rotating mismatch of vanilla edits. Type 1 box ambulances handle the heavy rescue calls, Type 2 and Type 3 Joggers cover urban transport, and the animated gurney glues the whole workflow together with raise/lower behaviour, scriptable bones, and seat nodes ready for patient logic.

🚨 Why This FiveM Lore Friendly Ambulance Pack Stands Apart

EMS roleplay lives or dies on the small details, and that is exactly where this FiveM EMS vehicle bundle earns its keep. Every ambulance shares ONX’s universal parts library — lightbars, antennas, consoles, gurneys, and interiors all match across the fleet, so a scene with a Bison rolling up behind a Jogger never looks like two unrelated mods crashed into the same shot. Liveries land at 2K for crisp readability without burning VRAM, the rear bay is walkable with medical loadouts inside, and Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping keeps wear and damage feeling native to GTA V. Non-ELS lighting means you can drop this onto any server without forcing players to install client-side dependencies, and the 3-digit callsign system gives every unit its own identity on the lightbar.

🚑 Bundle Contents — Full Fleet Breakdown

Three Type 1 box ambulances for heavy response, three Joggers covering Type 2 and Type 3 transport roles, plus the animated gurney that ties the workflow together. Each unit ships with its own spawn code so you can wire them straight into your dispatch and garage systems.

Type 1 Ambulances

• Bravado Bison Ambulance Type 1 (2025) — onx_ambbison — modern box-body workhorse for primary EMS response
• Vapid Sandking Ambulance Type 1 (2025) — onx_ambking — heavy-duty rural and rescue-oriented unit
• Vapid Yankee C105 Ambulance Type 1 (2015) — onx_ambkee — older-generation rig perfect for legacy fleet variety or county departments

Type 2 and Type 3 Ambulances

• Benefactor Jogger Ambulance Type 2 (2026) — onx_ambjog2 — van-style urban transport
• Benefactor Jogger 4×4 Ambulance Type 2 (2026) — onx_ambjog3 — lifted 4×4 variant for off-road and rural EMS calls
• Benefactor Jogger Ambulance Type 3 (2026) — onx_ambjog — extended Type 3 configuration for the heavier patient transport role

ONX Animated EMS Gurney (Vehicle)

• Brute EjectoLift NX (2026) — onx_gurney
• Gurney vehicle with driver + passenger seat nodes, ready for native seating and patient scripts
• Flat and raised back rest variants for sitting or supine patient setups
• Colorable paint so departments can match the gurney to their own brand colours
• Hold H to raise/lower, with an extended handle visible in the lowered position

✨ Feature Highlights

Every ambulance in the fleet shares the same engineering priorities — server-friendly lighting, deep customization without bolt-on menus, and assets tuned so a full EMS pursuit does not tank your client framerate.

• 🚨 Non-ELS lighting — server-friendly, with no client ELS dependency required
• 🔢 3-digit callsign system — editable and colorable per unit for proper departmental numbering
• 🔧 Highly customizable via modkit and extras — no custom menus required to swap parts
• ⚙️ Universal consistent parts across the ONX EVP — shared lightbars, antennas, consoles, gurneys, and interiors
• 🧰 Walkable rear interior with interior medical loadouts for immersive treatment roleplay
• 🎨 2K liveries — quality balanced for clean visuals without sacrificing performance
• ⚡ Optimized assets — full LODs, tuned polycounts, compressed textures across every vehicle
• 💥 Rockstar-style dirt and crash mapping with custom handling tuned to feel native

🛏️ Gurney + Loader Configurations

All ambulances in this bundle support loader configurations including empty loader, raised hooks, and gurney stretcher with flat and raised back rest options. Your scripts can implement either workflow:

1) Load the gurney into the ambulance

Script the gurney to attach to the ambulance misc_s bone for clean “load into bay” behaviour, so the stretcher visibly rides inside the rig during transport.

2) Transfer the patient inside

Swap the patient from the gurney to a seated position inside the ambulance, and pair it with the matching gurney mod part so the interior visual matches the gurney seating position and animation — this lets you use native seating without breaking the visual continuity.

This package ships the assets — you are free to implement your own QBCore, ESX, or custom medical logic on top.

📜 Scripts, Selling, and Redistribution

ONX explicitly supports the script economy around this fleet, so developers can build commercial integrations confidently:

• ✅ Creators may build scripts that integrate with ONX ambulances and the gurney
• ✅ Those scripts may be sold commercially
• ❌ Do not redistribute, reupload, or bundle ONX ambulances or gurney assets inside a script package
• ✅ Script authors may direct their customers to the official ONX packages for the required assets

📦 Quick Installation

1. Add the ONX vehicle resources to your server’s resources folder — a grouped folder such as [onx_vehicles] is recommended.
2. Add ensure [onx_vehicles] to your server.cfg so the fleet loads on boot.
3. Use a customization menu to configure extras and modkits — liveries, consoles, antennas, gurney loader options, callsigns, and the rest.

🔧 Compatibility & Server Notes

Because the lighting is non-ELS, this FiveM lore friendly ambulance pack works on any standard FiveM server with no client-side mod requirement — players just connect and drive. Customization is driven entirely through native modkit and extras, so the fleet plays cleanly with QBCore, ESX, Qbox, and standalone setups via whatever vehicle customization menu your server already runs. Universal shared parts across the wider ONX EVP also mean that any future ONX emergency vehicle you add later will visually match this fleet out of the box.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need ELS installed for the lighting to work?

A: No. The fleet uses non-ELS lighting, so there is no client ELS dependency. Drop the resources onto your server and the lightbars work for every player without extra installs.

Q: How many ambulances and what types are included in the bundle?

A: Seven vehicles total — three Type 1 box ambulances (Bravado Bison, Vapid Sandking, Vapid Yankee C105), three Type 2 and Type 3 Benefactor Joggers including a 4×4 variant, plus the Brute EjectoLift NX animated gurney vehicle.

Q: Can I write my own QBCore or ESX patient transport script for the gurney?

A: Yes. The package ships the assets only, leaving the medical logic open to your team. The gurney exposes driver and passenger seat nodes, a misc_s bone on the ambulances for clean load-into-bay scripting, and matching mod parts for in-cabin patient seating animations.

Q: Can other developers sell scripts built around these ambulances?

A: Yes. ONX explicitly allows creators to build and commercially sell scripts that integrate with the ambulances and gurney. The only restriction is that the ONX assets themselves cannot be redistributed inside a script package — script customers must purchase the official ONX packages.

Q: How is customization handled — do I need a special menu?

A: No special menu is required. Customization runs through standard modkit and extras, so any vehicle customization menu your server already uses will expose the liveries, consoles, antennas, callsign options, and gurney loader configurations.

🚑 Built for Departments That Take EMS Seriously

This is the EMS fleet that finally makes your medical division feel like a unit rather than a collection of mods. With shared visual DNA across every vehicle, an animated gurney that drops straight into your patient workflow, and non-ELS lighting that keeps the door open to every player on your server, the ONX ambulance bundle gives your EMS roleplay the depth, consistency, and performance headroom it has been missing. Plug it in, wire up your scripts, and let medical calls become the highlight of the shift.