Rivian made an electric ambulance for Grey's Anatomy
Americas once-promising EV transition may have taken a U-turn , but at least some in Hollywood are trying to do their part. Rivian partnered with Greys Anatomy to make a custom electric ambulance for the long-running series. The ambulance is a modified version of Rivians Commercial Van . The custom vanbulance serves a dual purpose: preventing on-set exhaust fumes (which could harm the cast and crew) and integrating a green storyline. As an added benefit, the elimination of engine noise brought a welcome quiet while cameras were rolling, Rivan wrote in a blog post . Among other modifications, it has rear double doors instead of a roll-up one. Rivian The vehicle includes some production-specific touches. Its walls and roof panels are removable, allowing cameras to reach angles required for interior shots. In addition, Rivian replaced the standard vans rear roll-up door with double doors while adding a side entry to the cargo area. The company also added custom lighting and an exterior wrap reading Seattle Emergency Response Services. The team consulted with the Huntington Beach Fire Department and the Los Angeles Fire Department to inform the interior layout. Their feedback was invaluable to understand how first responders actually use their vehicles, Rivian wrote. At least Hollywood's fictional worlds are transitioning to electric. Rivian The Hollywood Reporter notes that the electric ambulance debuted in the November 13, 2025, episode of Greys Anatomy . However, it was featured more prominently in Thursdays episode hence Rivian choosing this week to highlight it. This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/transportation/evs/rivian-made-an-electric-ambulance-for-greys-anatomy-194358967.html?src=rss