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Defence
Jabalpur Factory Unveils Indigenous Light Armored Vehicle for Indian Army
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jabalpur
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 04:36 PM
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The Vehicle Factory in Jabalpur has developed an indigenous Light Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle equipped with a 450 BHP engine and ballistic protection, successfully tested in the Ladakh region.
The Vehicle Factory in Jabalpur has successfully developed a new indigenous Light Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (LAMPV) for the Indian Army. This development marks a significant step in enhancing the military's mobility and protection capabilities in challenging terrains.
The vehicle is powered by a robust 450 BHP engine and features 4x4 technology, ensuring superior performance in difficult operational environments. It is specifically designed with ballistic protection to safeguard personnel during high-risk missions.
The new armored vehicle has undergone successful trials in the Ladakh region, demonstrating its reliability and effectiveness in extreme conditions. These tests confirm the vehicle's readiness for deployment in sensitive border areas.
This indigenous solution aims to strengthen military operations by providing a versatile and protected platform for various tactical requirements.
The vehicle is powered by a robust 450 BHP engine and features 4x4 technology, ensuring superior performance in difficult operational environments. It is specifically designed with ballistic protection to safeguard personnel during high-risk missions.
The new armored vehicle has undergone successful trials in the Ladakh region, demonstrating its reliability and effectiveness in extreme conditions. These tests confirm the vehicle's readiness for deployment in sensitive border areas.
This indigenous solution aims to strengthen military operations by providing a versatile and protected platform for various tactical requirements.