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IAG Light Patrol Vehicle at World Defense Show 2024 in Saudi Arabia.


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The recent edition of the World Defense Show (WDS) 2024 in Saudi Arabia was the stage for the presentation of the Light Patrol Vehicle (LPV) offered by the International Armored Group (IAG). This vehicle, designed to meet the stringent requirements of special forces and tactical units, captivated us during the outdoor demonstration that we could attend every day at WDS 2024.
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Light Patrol Vehicle (LPV) during a presentation at WDS 2024 (Picture source: Army Recognition)


WDS 2024 established itself as a must-attend event for defense and security professionals, providing a unique platform for armaments manufacturers, defense technology suppliers, and governmental delegations from around the world to showcase the latest innovations in the sector. Located in the heart of Saudi Arabia, this show highlighted the latest defense technologies and strategies, promoting exchanges between the main international players in the field.

Amidst this gathering, IAG's LPV stood out not only through a dynamic outdoor demonstration, allowing the audience to appreciate its performance in real conditions. This vehicle, capable of carrying up to eight fully equipped personnel, is designed to operate in various climates and difficult terrains, ranging from arid deserts to steep mountainous areas. Its special configuration allows it to be equipped with five weapon mounts, including a high-caliber rotating turret, making it a formidable platform for quick reconnaissance and long-range missions.

The technical specifications of the LPV reveal its ability to meet the most demanding requirements. With three engine options, including a 4.2L I6 diesel engine with 131 horsepower, a 4.0L V6 gasoline engine with 231 horsepower, and a 4.5L V8 diesel engine with 199 horsepower, the LPV combines power and agility. Its 5-speed manual transmission and seating capacity for up to eight people make it ideal for operations requiring speed and mobility. Moreover, its design allows for customization according to the specific needs of the user, offering various additional options. In this case, the LPV did not possess any weapon systems.

The presence of IAG's Light Patrol Vehicle (LPV) at the World Defense Show (WDS) 2024 attracted attention, notably through an outdoor demonstration that allowed participants to directly witness its capabilities. The LPV is designed to offer high mobility and support various armament equipment, making it adaptable to different missions. The marked interest in the LPV during the show primarily results from its ability to operate effectively in demanding environments, a quality highlighted by its performance during the demonstration.


 

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