HIT Introduces LIGER Armoured Security Vehicle

[Defense785]

The LIGER Armoured Security Vehicle is a 7.5-ton protected mobility platform designed to transport up to 11 personnel across challenging operational environments.Powered by a 275–350 hp engine coupled with a six-speed automatic transmission, the LIGER can reach speeds of up to 110 km/h and offers an operational range of approximately 400 km.The vehicle features B6-level ballistic protection, pivot-to-infinite turning capability, the ability to climb 60% gradients, and operational stability on side slopes of up to 30%.Combining protection, mobility, and battlefield versatility, the LIGER is designed to support security and tactical operations across demanding terrain.

 

[Bilal]

It’s 7.5 tons per MHI website.

 

[FuturePAF]

I hope they built it with some kind of v shaped hull or blast protection plate underneath. Also, hopefully there is room in the design to control tethered drones; for ISR, drone defense or for attacking enemies with long range projectile weapons beyond the range of the gun. It would also allow a convoy of these vehicles to form ad-hoc mobile bases with enough situational awareness to potentially avoid ambushes.

 

[FuturePAF]

Any estimate of the cost?

 

[313Ghazi]

I hope they built it with some kind of v shaped hull or blast protection plate underneath. Also, hopefully there is room in the design to control tethered drones; for ISR, drone defense or for attacking enemies with long range projectile weapons beyond the range of the gun. It would also allow a convoy of these vehicles to form ad-hoc mobile bases with enough situational awareness to potentially avoid ambushes.

The video on x doesn't show any v shape.

 

[puttputt]

Liger's meant to complement the Hisar (First-Win) MRAP and Faris (VN-22) AFV in Pakistan's armoured wheeled vehicle portfolio.

 

[Toxic]

I hope they built it with some kind of v shaped hull or blast protection plate underneath. Also, hopefully there is room in the design to control tethered drones; for ISR, drone defense or for attacking enemies with long range projectile weapons beyond the range of the gun. It would also allow a convoy of these vehicles to form ad-hoc mobile bases with enough situational awareness to potentially avoid ambushes.

It doesn't have a V shaped hull, it's a basic ASV built off a commercially available Chinese Vehicle, the RCWS is interesting though I doubt PA will equip them as standard on armored Vehicles but it will probably be used for various CUAS applications.

 

[FuturePAF]

It doesn't have a V shaped hull, it's a basic ASV built off a commercially available Chinese Vehicle, the RCWS is interesting though I doubt PA will equip them as standard on armored Vehicles but it will probably be used for various CUAS applications.

At least it’s an improvement over the Hilux. Hopefully this will be the standard vehicle for the non-front line troops.

Hopefully costs can be kept low, so it can be built locally, in bulk, and even have spinoffs into the civilian market to help cover costs supporting the military side of the program.

Seems similar to the Turkish Ates:

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[FuturePAF]

The video on x doesn't show any v shape.

If it doesn’t have a solid v shaped hull, I hope at least it’s not a simple standard bottom, and the underside is somewhat reinforced with a simpler v hull plate modification, as with the following:

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[RealNapster]

At least it’s an improvement over the Hilux. Hopefully this will be the standard vehicle for the non-front line troops.

Hopefully costs can be kept low, so it can be built locally, in bulk, and even have spinoffs into the civilian market to help cover costs supporting the military side of the program.

Seems similar to the Turkish Ates:

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But it only provides protection against 7.62 calibre and lower weapons... till B6 i believe. But these days, grenade attacks, quadcopter attacks and IEDs etc in mainland Pakistan are also very common. This will only be half cooked solution. Our enemy have no shortage of explosives it seems.