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Mine resistant ambush protected vehicle

Zubr MRAP

The Zubr mine resistant ambush protected vehicle can withstand 8 kg mine blast

Entered service ?
Crew 2 men
Personnel 10 men
Dimensions and weight
Weight 14 t
Length 6.95 m
Width 2.45 m
Height 2.65 m
Mobility
Engine Iveco Tector diesel
Engine power 275 hp
Maximum road speed 100 km/h
Range 600 km
Maneuverability
Gradient ?
Side slope ?
Vertical step ?
Trench 0.5 m
Fording 0.7 m

 

   The Zubr (European bison) mine resistant ambush protected vehicle was developed by Polish AMZ-Kutno as a private venture. This armored vehicle was revealed in 2008.

   The Zubr MRAP has a V-shaped hull for protection against landmines and IEDs. It is claimed that this armored vehicle can withstand 8 kg mine blast. All-round protection is against 7.62-mm armor piercing rounds. The Zubr is armed with remotely controlled weapon station.

   This Polish MRAP can carry 10 fully equipped troops. Vehicle has a payload capacity of 2 000 - 5 000 kg. It can also tow a 1 500 kg capacity trailer.

The Zubr MRAP is based on Iveco EuroCargo 4x4 truck, which is license-produced in Poland. Vehicle is powered by Iveco Tector diesel engine, developing 275 hp. Vehicle can be airlifted by the C-130 Hercules.

 

Variants

 

   Zubr-P (Poprad) air defense vehicle, fitted with Grom missiles;

   Zubr-MMSR, air surveillance vehicle, equipped with N-26 radar;

   Zubr-WD command vehicle, fitted with five workstations.

 

 
Zubr MRAP

Zubr MRAP

Zubr MRAP

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