The plain answer: a Namma Ambulance in Bangalore starts at ₹700 (Mini BLS), ₹1,000 (BLS) or ₹1,700 (ALS) for the first 5 km, then a fixed per-km rate — with no hidden charges.
| 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.
From ₹700 for Mini BLS, ₹1,000 for BLS and ₹1,700 for ALS — each covering the first 5 km, then metered per km. You see the exact fare before you confirm.
Most operators price case by case and add oxygen, waiting and night surcharges. Namma publishes one fixed, metered rate.
Yes — the app shows your fare before you confirm the booking.