Polish company Glomex MS to supply Polish army with hundreds of Ford Ranger pickup trucks.

This week, Glomex MS, a Polish company, finalized a contract to provide 324 units of Ford Ranger vehicles, including options, to meet the requirements of the national army.
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The Polish armed forces have procured a significant number of Ford Ranger 4x4 vehicles, distinguished by their new green color scheme (Picture source: via Defense24)

According to a report by Defense24, the Polish armed forces have procured a significant number of Ranger 4x4 vehicles, distinguished by their new green color scheme. Additionally, the military has mandated the installation of a night vision system (utilizing infrared technology) in these pickup trucks. It is likely that the ordered vehicles will be equipped with 2.0-liter EcoBlue Bi-Turbo engines, producing 125 kW.

The delivery schedule specifies that 2 vehicles will be delivered in 2023, followed by 120 in 2024 (not counting an option for an additional 120 vehicles), and 41 units in 2025 (with an additional 41 under the option). The total cost of this order amounts to 92,955,600 zlotys, equivalent to $22.8 million.

The initial purchase contract was established in 2020, but complications arose due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to production stoppages for the Nissan Navara. Consequently, the delivered quantities were reduced from the initially contracted 435 units and 163 optional units. The earlier generation Ford Ranger vehicles supplied by Glomex MS in previous orders between 2020 and 2022 received high praise from users for their performance, convenience, safety features, and exceptional off-road capabilities.

Defense News November 2023