India has a diversity of weather from blazing heat and monsoon rain to cold winters. Reliability is needed in all of these scenarios for emergency vehicles. Since the Mahindra Supro Ambulance is a smaller, lighter AMBULANCE than conventional ones, there are doubts regarding its performance in bad weather. Others worry about its stability in strong winds or on wet roads in heavy rain. Some say its compact size might also make it more maneuverable in flooded streets. But then there’s the question of how well the vehicle keeps a proper internal environment for patients in extremely hot or cold conditions. There is discussion regarding the air conditioning system's effectiveness, as the vehicle is so large and may have such extreme heat. And its ability to heat in colder areas is also debated. Reliability in starting and operating in a variety of weather conditions is also important, as is the topic with this issue. The debate further stretches to the likely effect of weather conditions on the working of onboard medical equipment, and on passenger comfort and that of medical personnel during the time for transport.