STREIT Group | STREIT Group :: Scorpion APC @streitarmoredcars | Uploaded September 2013 | Updated October 2024, 4 days ago.
The result of an intensive R&D effort the MRAP (Mine resistant and Ambush Protected) Scorpion -- APC is a fast moving, agile and flexible armored command vehicle. Delivering a top speed of 110 km/h with a 6.7L turbocharged engine and weighing in at up to 11 tons -- depending on protection levels - the Scorpion APC can carry six occupants when deployed in the field.
To maximize protection survivability, the vehicle features a distinctive modular design with a monocoque V-hull armored compartment and elements like the independent suspension and engine which are fixed separately to that of the crew.
The Scorpions monocoque body, with optimal ballistic resistance, underbody blast protection and modular design, means that this is a vehicle ready to face the challenges of today's ever-evolving battlefield. Its steel-encased fuel tank, additional armoring and reinforced mission-critical vehicle components ensure that the Scorpion remains operational -- even in the most testing of conflict zones.
What's more, its modular design gives the vehicle the ability to be tailored to different roles and threats, giving commanders both strategic and tactical flexibility.
The result of an intensive R&D effort the MRAP (Mine resistant and Ambush Protected) Scorpion -- APC is a fast moving, agile and flexible armored command vehicle. Delivering a top speed of 110 km/h with a 6.7L turbocharged engine and weighing in at up to 11 tons -- depending on protection levels - the Scorpion APC can carry six occupants when deployed in the field.
To maximize protection survivability, the vehicle features a distinctive modular design with a monocoque V-hull armored compartment and elements like the independent suspension and engine which are fixed separately to that of the crew.
The Scorpions monocoque body, with optimal ballistic resistance, underbody blast protection and modular design, means that this is a vehicle ready to face the challenges of today's ever-evolving battlefield. Its steel-encased fuel tank, additional armoring and reinforced mission-critical vehicle components ensure that the Scorpion remains operational -- even in the most testing of conflict zones.
What's more, its modular design gives the vehicle the ability to be tailored to different roles and threats, giving commanders both strategic and tactical flexibility.
