MDT Armor from US wins contract to manufacture David 4x4 light armored vehicles for Israel.

According to information published by the United States Department of Defense (DoD), American company MDT Armor Corp., based in Auburn, Alabama, was awarded a $21,913,585 firm-fixed-price contract for the purchase of David Urban Light Armored Vehicles. This contract was awarded to MDT Armor as part of a U.S. Foreign Military Sales agreement for Israel.
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David light armored vehicle based on LandRover chassis. (Picture source Wikimedia)

Arotech's MDT Protective Industries, based in Israel, partnered with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to design the David vehicle, utilizing the Land Rover Defender chassis. MDT Armor's facility in Auburn, Alabama, constructs the vehicle for procurement by the IDF.

MDT Armor Corporation is a company that specializes in the design, manufacture, and supply of advanced armor solutions for military, law enforcement, and security personnel. Founded in the United States, the company has grown to become a leading provider of armored vehicles and personal protection equipment around the world.

MDT Armor manufactures a wide range of armored vehicles for various applications, including military, law enforcement, and VIP transport. These vehicles are designed to withstand ballistic and blast threats, providing optimum protection to the occupants. Some examples of their armored vehicles include tactical trucks, personnel carriers, and armored SUVs.

The David Urban Light Armored Vehicle (ULAV) is manufactured by the company MDT Armor. It is primarily used for military and law enforcement applications, such as convoy protection, border patrol, and urban warfare.

The David ULAV is an affordable, resilient, and lightweight all-terrain vehicle designed to accommodate four, six, or eight military personnel. Its armored compartment can be mounted on a commercial Toyota, Land Cruiser, Hilux, or Land Rover pickup truck chassis. It features a V-shaped hull design to provide protection against roadside bombs and other explosive devices. It is equipped with advanced armor materials, including ceramic and composite materials, and can withstand various ballistic threats, including armor-piercing rounds.

The David ULAV mounts run-flat inserts to maintain mobility even with deflated or damaged tires. A 2.5-liter turbocharged diesel engine and manual 5-gear transmission drive the 4×4 vehicle.