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‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Debuts Electric Ambulance: “We’re Hoping to Start a Trend”
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The Hollywood Reporter
For 20 years on Grey’s Anatomy, ambulances have been pulling up to the hospital to unload patients to the starring doctors on the long-running ABC medical drama.
In recent years, the creative team behind Grey’s started asking: Is there a better way to do this?
Flash-forward to season 22 and the creative team led by showrunner Meg Marinis have quietly introduced a new character to the series: an all-electric ambulance.
The show partnered with electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian to re-outfit one of their commercial vans into a functioning ambulance.
“We’re hoping we’re going to start a trend, at least for other TV shows,” says Marinis.