Life saving care during transport depends on emergency medical equipment. The basic essentials of a stretcher, oxygen cylinder provision and medical kit come with the Supro Ambulance. But whether or not this is enough for a modern ambulance is still up for debate. However, some say its diminutive size prevents it from containing more advanced life support equipment found on larger ambulances. They also point out that the equipment is good enough for the price point and the purpose for which the equipment is intended and will be used in diverse Indian conditions. The quality and durability of installed equipment is also discussed. How does it do in real life? Is there enough room for paramedics to do their job? We discuss how easy would it be to modify this Supro Ambulance with more advanced equipment if needed? This question raises wider concerns about healthcare infrastructure and the tradeoff between the cost effectiveness of emergency measures and its medical capability.