Case Study: AdventurEV builds a custom electric outreach van for Queensland Injectors Health Network (QuIHN)

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Jan 2
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When community health teams are on the road every day, the vehicle isn’t “just transport” — it’s the service.

That’s why we were genuinely proud to deliver a purpose-built, state-of-the-art 100% electric outreach van for Queensland Injectors Health Network (QuIHN).

QuIHN is founded by the communities they exist to serve, and they provide non-judgmental support across Queensland — including health programs, testing and treatment pathways, and outreach services designed to meet people where they are.

Why an electric outreach van makes sense

Outreach work needs reliability, comfort, and the ability to operate in a huge range of environments — from metro streets to regional and remote communities.

A modern electric platform is a strong fit because it can support:

Quiet, low-stress engagement when you’re parked and supporting clients (no noisy generator)
Lower running costs over time (especially for high kilometer service delivery)
A future-ready fleet that aligns with sustainability and grant funded program goals

For QuIHN, this van will support a mix of essential, real world outreach needs, including:

Mobile sexual health & HIV testing
Community health outreach (including harm reduction programs)
Indigenous and regional health programs
Grant-funded community health initiatives

Built from the ground up to QuIHN’s exact spec

This is the part we care about most.

At AdventurEV, we don’t do “close enough.” We build each outreach van from the ground up to the organisation’s workflow, so the finished vehicle feels like it was always meant to exist.

QuIHN first connected with us after meeting at a local caravan show — and from there, we worked through how the team actually uses the space day-to-day:

What needs to be accessed quickly?
What needs to be locked away?
Where does the team stand, sit, and move?
What needs to happen inside the van when it’s parked and operating as a mobile service?

From that, we design and build a layout that supports the work.

Depending on the program and requirements, that can include practical fitout elements like:

Clinical-style benching and easy-clean surfaces
Lockable storage for sensitive equipment and supplies
Dedicated zones for outreach materials and consumables
Fridge space for temperature-sensitive items (where required)
Handwashing / hygiene solutions
Sharps disposal integration (where relevant)
Privacy screening options
External awning / annexe for pop-up outreach
Signage / wrap readiness for clear community visibility
A power system designed around the equipment you actually run

The goal is simple: a safer, smoother workflow for staff — and a better experience for the community.

Platform: the new Farizon Supervan (6m)

In 2026 our new vans are designed around the new Farizon Supervan 6m platform, a seriously capable electric base vehicle for organisations that need space, range, and fast turnaround between locations.

Key platform highlights include:

106kWh battery
400km+ real-world range
120kW charging (20–80% in ~40 minutes)
6m length (extra space compared to typical vans)
V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) included (use the vehicle to power equipment)

That combination is what makes the Supervan such a strong foundation for mobile health, outreach, and community service builds.

A proven model for other community organisations

If you’re running a mobile program, or planning one, the right vehicle can unlock more reach, more consistency, and better outcomes.

This kind of custom electric outreach van is a fit for organisations like:

Youth Projects
AIDS Council
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Services
Community Sexual Health Services

And more broadly: community health providers, councils, Indigenous health services, sexual health clinics, and any team delivering services on the move.

Want to explore a custom electric outreach build?

If you’re considering a mobile clinic, outreach van, or community health vehicle, we’d love to learn how your team operates and design a van that supports your program from day one.

Start the conversation here: