Exactly what you pay per kilometre — Namma Ambulance meters the fare like a taxi. Base fare covers the first 5 km, then a fixed per-km rate. No hidden per-km inflation.
| Ambulance | First 5 km | Then | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini BLS | ₹700 | ₹30/km | Basic patient transport, trained attendant |
| BLS | ₹1,000 | ₹50/km | Emergency response, EMT crew, oxygen & monitoring |
| ALS | ₹1,700 | ₹125/km | Advanced life support: paramedic, cardiac monitor, defibrillator |
Metered per km after the first 5 km, like a taxi. No surge, no oxygen or waiting surcharge. Exact fare shown before you confirm.
Call +91 87222 51178Book & see your fareIn July 2025 Karnataka's Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao announced private ambulances would be regulated under the KPME Act with government-set fares, after repeated overcharging complaints. The Lokayukta ordered a probe into private-ambulance exploitation at Victoria Hospital.
Namma Ambulance charges a fixed base for the first 5 km (Mini BLS ₹700, BLS ₹1,000, ALS ₹1,700), then ₹30, ₹50 and ₹125 per km respectively. The rate is the same 24/7 with no surge.
Some operators do. Namma Ambulance uses GPS-metered distance shown live in the app, so the km you pay for is the km you travelled.
Yes — the base fare covers the first 5 km even for shorter trips.