The company showcased products like JEET 4x4 (a proven vehicle platform, equipped to perform in hills, high altitude, cross country, plains & desert terrain), LBPV 4x4 (light bullet proof vehicle 4x4) and Tank T72 GB Assembly aggregates (gear boxes).

Light Bullet Proof Vehicles (LBPV) is an adopted version of Lockheed Martin’s CVNG (Common Vehicle Next Gen) and has been developed under TOT from LM to Ashok Leyland. It is completely indigenised and developed in India.

The company had bagged the order to supply 3192 units of Safari Storme to Indian armed forces Mumbai,

Force Motors has won an order for the supply of light strike vehicles to the Indian Army. The light strike vehicle designed and developed by the research and development team at Force Motors is fully indigenous. The company has developed the light strike vehicle for exacting military activities, with the assurance of speed and reliability. The vehicles not only use the proven, rugged and reliable aggregates like engines and transmissions from the Force Motors’ stable but are also uprated for the demanding applications of the Armed Forces.

Force Motors has won an order for the supply of light strike vehicles to the Indian Army. The light strike vehicle designed and developed by the research and development team at Force Motors is fully indigenous. The company has developed the light strike vehicle for exacting military activities, with the assurance of speed and reliability. The vehicles not only use the proven, rugged and reliable aggregates like engines and transmissions from the Force Motors’ stable but are also uprated for the demanding applications of the Armed Forces.

Kalyani Group has emerged as a leader in the protected vehicles segment. Its product profile boasts of vehicles like the armoured personal carrier, light bullet resistance vehicles, ultra-light strike vehicle, light armoured vehicle and the armoured troop carrier.

Within a short span of three years, the Kalyani Group with its proven engineering prowess and armoring capabilities has emerged to be a formidable leader in the protected vehicles segment. Their product profile boasts of vehicles like the armoured personal carrier (APC), light bullet resistance vehicles (LBRV), ultra-light strike vehicle (ULSV), light armoured vehicle (LAM) and the armoured troop carrier (ATC).

The Army will replace its iconic Maruti Gypsy fleet with a new range of SUVs, having selected the Tata Safari Storme for an initial order of close to 3,200 vehicles, which could increase 10-fold in the coming years.

Tata Motors has bagged an order to supply around 1200 nos. of its high-mobility 6X6 multi-axle trucks, from the Indian Army - the single