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Mahindra Bags Order For 1300 Light Specialist Vehicles Worth Rs. 1,056 Crore From MoD

Mahindra Defence Systems Limited (MDS), the armored vehicle division of Mahindra & Mahindra, recently won a major contract from the Ministry of Defence for the purchase of 1,300 Light Specialist Vehicles(LSVs). The value of this new contract for the supply of armored tactical vehicles, which will be used by the Indian army for the reconnaissance and transportation of weapons, is Rs. 1,056 crore. The addition of Mahindra Light Specialist Vehicles to the Indian Army fleet is scheduled to be completed in phases over the next four years, starting in 2021.rnrnThe new tactical vehicles are designed and developed locally by MDS in accordance with Indian Army standards. Mahindra says that the modular design of this vehicle makes it fit for the future, and MDS has the IP and capabilities needed in every aspect, from developing LSV variants to supporting a full lifecycle. The company also says that the LSV has passed the rigorous and challenging test procedures conducted by the Indian Army in a variety of terrains, including high altitudes, deserts, and plains. The MDS LSV is the only vehicle to have passed all field, technical and ballistic tests.rnrnAlso Read: Mahindra Discount Offers Of Up To ₹ 3.06 Lakh In March 2021rnrnrnrnIn the company's official statement, SP Shukla, Chairman, Mahindra Defence Systems Limited, said, "This contract truly signifies the success of Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative. It is the first major contract for the advanced armored tactical vehicles that are designed and developed by the private sector in India with intellectual property rights within the country. This contract paves the way for large-scale adoption of Indian platforms with indigenous capabilities."rnrnWhite color Mahindra Light Specialist Vehicle The Mahindra Light Specialist Vehicle in service with the Indian Battalion deployed for the UN Peacekeeping mission in AfricarnrnA variant of the Mahindra Light Specialist Vehicle is already in service with the Indian battalion deployed as part of the UN peacekeeping mission in Africa. Other friendly foreign countries have also requested  MDS for the details of this vehicle for their operations, suggesting the export potential of this armored vehicle, designed and manufactured in India.rnrnAlso Read: Mahindra Marazzo AMT models revealed ahead of launchrnrnAlso Read: 2021 Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, Continental GT 650 launched, features, price and more Advertisement
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