Full shift and multi-alarm operations on a single charge.
Capable of hauling hose, tools, rehab supplies without a second vehicle.
Operates indoors where gas equipment isn't permitted.
KEY BENEFITS AT A GLANCE
Extending the Reach of Every Engine Company

REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS
Fire & Rescue Operations
Fire departments covering large jurisdictions, sprawling campuses, or open terrain need a way to get personnel and equipment forward before apparatus can position. The MIA FOUR extends the working reach of every engine and truck company.
01 — CAMPUS, INDUSTRIAL & RESTRICTED ACCESS
Universities, hospitals, refineries, ports, and industrial complexes are built around access points apparatus can't use — service corridors, underground levels, pedestrian-only zones, gated interiors, structures set hundreds of yards off the road. The MIA FOUR moves through all of it, indoors included, with no exhaust in an enclosed space. First-arriving personnel start size-up and locate the seat of the problem while apparatus works the access road.
02 — BRUSH, BEACH & OPEN TERRAIN
Brush fires, dune and beach incidents, canal banks, greenways, and construction sites put the emergency well past the last paved surface. Four-wheel independent suspension carries a crew and equipment across sand, muck, and uneven ground where a brush truck can't fit and a hose lay on foot costs you the fire. Up to 75 miles of range covers extended perimeter work without cycling back for fuel.

REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS
Fire & Rescue Operations
03 — EVACUATION & CROWD EGRESS
During building evacuations, high-rise incidents, and emergency egress at large events, fire and rescue crews need mobility and visibility across a wide perimeter. The MIA FOUR lets personnel direct crowd flow, locate and assist mobility-impaired occupants, sweep exit routes, and maintain contact with EMS and command across an incident footprint too large to cover on foot.
04 — SCENE LOGISTICS & REHAB SUPPORT
Long incidents run on resupply. With over 1,000 lbs of towing capacity, the MIA FOUR shuttles air bottles, hose, hand tools, water, and rehab supplies between staging and the working area — keeping crews on task and freeing the utility truck for other assignments.
IDEAL FOR
Department & Deployment Types
From career municipal departments to volunteer districts, airport fire divisions, and industrial brigades — if your response area includes ground apparatus can't reach, MIA has a platform for it.
Municipal Fire Departments
Forward deployment, downtown and high-density response, special event coverage, and multi-company incident support.
County & District Fire Rescue
Large-jurisdiction coverage, rural and unpaved access, brush response, and mutual-aid deployment across districts.
Volunteer & Combination Departments
Cost-effective forward response capability, wide coverage areas, and rapid deployment from a personal or POV response vehicle.
Airport Fire & Rescue
Airfield and perimeter movement, terminal and concourse interior response, and support operations alongside ARFF apparatus.
Industrial & Facility Fire Brigades
Refinery, plant, port, and warehouse response across restricted-access footprints and long internal distances.
Special Operations & Technical Rescue
Water and dive team support, trench and confined space equipment transport, USAR staging, and wide-area search operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can electric fire rescue vehicles support emergency response?
Electric fire rescue vehicles help departments move personnel, tools, medical equipment, and supplies into areas that full-size apparatus cannot access, including campuses, trails, beaches, parking structures, industrial sites, and crowded event grounds.
Can the MIA FOUR operate indoors?
Yes. The MIA FOUR is fully electric and produces no exhaust emissions, allowing departments to use it inside parking garages, terminals, arenas, concourses, service corridors, and other enclosed environments where gasoline-powered vehicles may not be permitted.
What types of terrain can the MIA FOUR handle?
Its four-wheel independent suspension is designed for grass, gravel, sand, trails, construction sites, debris fields, and other uneven surfaces. This makes it suitable for brush response, beach rescues, wide-area searches, and incidents beyond paved access roads.
How much equipment can the MIA FOUR transport?
The MIA FOUR has a towing capacity of more than 1,000 pounds and can transport hose, hand tools, air bottles, rescue equipment, water, and rehabilitation supplies between staging areas and emergency scenes.
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