Mibra 2000
The Mibra 2000 was a prototype utility and emergency response vehicle developed in Slovakia in 1997. Conceived primarily as an ambulance, the vehicle was designed to fulfill the need for a modern, domestic all-wheel-drive emergency transport capable of navigating both urban areas and rugged terrain.
Developed during a period of transition for the Slovak automotive industry in the late 1990s, the Mibra 2000 featured a distinct four-door configuration optimized for medical crews. The front cabin accommodated two personnel, while the elongated rear section was specifically outfitted to house medical equipment and a patient stretcher.
An authentic Mibra 2000 prototype is preserved and displayed at the Museum of Transport (Múzeum dopravy) in Bratislava.
Characteristics
Manufacturer: Bratislava Automotive Works (BAZ)
Assembly: Bratislava (Slovakia)
Year of production: 1997
Engine: 4 cylinders; 1998 cc
Power: 95 HP
Max speed: 130 km/h
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