India to Supply Myanmar Army with 500 TATA Safari STORME GS 800 4X4 SUV's / General Service Vehicles

[Chanakya's_Chant]

Made-in-India vehicles for U.N. mission in Mali

Tata Motors won the contract amid stiff international competition and has supplied 520 vehicles​

In a sign of increasing Indian defence exports in the global market, Tata Motors has supplied 520 vehicles to the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali (MINUSMA), including ambulances, jeeps, water and fuel tankers, recovery and refrigeration trucks and buses.

The contract was won in 2014 against stiff international competition and these vehicles have been deployed in mission areas in West Africa.

Global presence
“Tata Motors exports its range of specialised defence vehicles to SAARC, ASEAN and African regions. With its rich portfolio of multi-axle 12x12, 8x8 and 6x6 heavy-duty vehicles, the company has started supplying to leading Original Equipment Manufacturers across the world, having established itself as a supplier of specialist vehicles,” Mr. Vernon Noronha, vice-president (defence & government business) of Tata Motors, told The Hindu.

New contract
Recently, Tata Motors won a contract to supply 1,239 units of High-Mobility Vehicles with material handling cranes to Indian Army and 500 units of General Service (GS 800) vehicles to the Myanmar Army in addition to signing a cooperation agreement with Malaysia.

Inroads into defence
With India embarking on a major defence modernisation drive and the government opening up the sector for private participation with the ambitious ‘Make in India’ initiative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, private companies are increasingly investing in the lucrative but highly competitive defence sector.

India’s defence exports are paltry compared with the size of its market or imports. Since 2010, India has exported defence items worth over Rs. 2,600 crore, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar informed Parliament recently.

In contrast, China, once a fellow importer, has emerged as the third largest global arms exporter.

Source:- Made-in-India vehicles for U.N. mission in Mali - The Hindu

Recent Military SUV's and CV's orders bagged and executed by Indian Automobile Firms -

(01) TATA Motors Delivers 585 All-Wheel-Drive Military Vehicles For UN's MINUSMA Mission in Mali.
India's TATA Motors Delivers 585 All-Wheel-Drive Military Vehicles For UN's MINUSMA Mission in Mali

(02) TATA Motors to Supply Myanmar Army with 500 TATA Safari STORME GS 800 4X4 SUV's / General Service Vehicles.
India to Supply Myanmar Army with 500 TATA Safari STORME GS 800 4X4 SUV's / General Service Vehicles

(03) Ashok Leyland Completes Delivery of 633 Military Vehicles to Zimbabwe.
India Completes Delivery of 633 Military Vehicles to Zimbabwe

(04) M&M to supply 1,470 Mahindra Enforcer SUV's to Philippine National Police.
India to Supply 1,470 Mahindra Enforcer SUV's to Philippine National Police

 

[rezangahir]

Affordable,bestt and free from reverse engineering crap.

 

[Pulsar]

Way to go! A good start!

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

Looks damn cool!

 

[Abingdonboy]

 

[Ankit Kumar 001]

Good, hope to see more Indian Vehicles all over the world.

 

[Water Car Engineer]

We'll see the day when it'll be IFVs and maybe even tanks out of some of these guys.

 

[Star Wars]

Damn, that looks good

 

[Dr Gupta]

Front of it looks bit like a Range Rover! nice looking

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

Front of it looks bit like a Range Rover! nice looking

Both happen to be TATA products - anyways here is "Moon Rover" - a Tata Safari converted to Range Rover Evoque lookalike - Made by Big Daddy Customs, a Delhi based car customisation shop.

My favorite is TATA Motors Modified Safari for Indonesia - Batman!

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

TATA Safari STORME GS 800 & Mahindra Scorpio have qualified for Indian Army’s contract for around 3,200 GS800 vehicles worth INR 500-750 cr in the first year with an option of extending the order by 50% - as a replacement of the Gypsy and Commander under GS500 category (500 kg payload).

In the initial discussions held a couple of years ago, 15 automakers including global giants like Toyota, Ford and Honda had shown interest in supplying the army with vehicles but only the native automakers Tata and Mahindra found themselves in the next round of proceedings.

The GS800 categories of vehicles need to have a hard top construction, AC and a payload capacity of 800 kg.

Safari Storme, Scorpio pass army test, vie for big deal - The Economic Times

 

[Mr.Nair]

Made-in-India vehicles for U.N. mission in Mali

Tata Motors won the contract amid stiff international competition and has supplied 520 vehicles​

In a sign of increasing Indian defence exports in the global market, Tata Motors has supplied 520 vehicles to the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali (MINUSMA), including ambulances, jeeps, water and fuel tankers, recovery and refrigeration trucks and buses.

The contract was won in 2014 against stiff international competition and these vehicles have been deployed in mission areas in West Africa.

Global presence
“Tata Motors exports its range of specialised defence vehicles to SAARC, ASEAN and African regions. With its rich portfolio of multi-axle 12x12, 8x8 and 6x6 heavy-duty vehicles, the company has started supplying to leading Original Equipment Manufacturers across the world, having established itself as a supplier of specialist vehicles,” Mr. Vernon Noronha, vice-president (defence & government business) of Tata Motors, told The Hindu.

New contract
Recently, Tata Motors won a contract to supply 1,239 units of High-Mobility Vehicles with material handling cranes to Indian Army and 500 units of General Service (GS 800) vehicles to the Myanmar Army in addition to signing a cooperation agreement with Malaysia.

Inroads into defence
With India embarking on a major defence modernisation drive and the government opening up the sector for private participation with the ambitious ‘Make in India’ initiative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, private companies are increasingly investing in the lucrative but highly competitive defence sector.

India’s defence exports are paltry compared with the size of its market or imports. Since 2010, India has exported defence items worth over Rs. 2,600 crore, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar informed Parliament recently.

In contrast, China, once a fellow importer, has emerged as the third largest global arms exporter.

Source:- Made-in-India vehicles for U.N. mission in Mali - The Hindu

Recent Military SUV's and CV's orders bagged and executed by Indian Automobile Firms -

(01) TATA Motors Delivers 585 All-Wheel-Drive Military Vehicles For UN's MINUSMA Mission in Mali.
India's TATA Motors Delivers 585 All-Wheel-Drive Military Vehicles For UN's MINUSMA Mission in Mali

(02) TATA Motors to Supply Myanmar Army with 500 TATA Safari STORME GS 800 4X4 SUV's / General Service Vehicles.
India to Supply Myanmar Army with 500 TATA Safari STORME GS 800 4X4 SUV's / General Service Vehicles

(03) Ashok Leyland Completes Delivery of 633 Military Vehicles to Zimbabwe.
India Completes Delivery of 633 Military Vehicles to Zimbabwe

(04) M&M to supply 1,470 Mahindra Enforcer SUV's to Philippine National Police.
India to Supply 1,470 Mahindra Enforcer SUV's to Philippine National Police

Why never ever a single automobile company from pakistan !

@Umair Nawaz @Areesh @Zarvan @Windjammer @v9s @RiazHaq @DESERT FIGHTER @xyxmt @VelocuR @Super Falcon @Menace2Society

 

[Umair Nawaz]

Why never ever a single automobile company from pakistan !

@Umair Nawaz @Areesh @Zarvan @Windjammer @v9s @RiazHaq @DESERT FIGHTER @xyxmt @VelocuR @Super Falcon @Menace2Society

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BREAKING NEWS: Narendra Modi is good for the Stalk-market, says Goldman Sachs

 

[nForce]

Indian Bajaj Pulsar bikes in Iran.

 

[Mr.Nair]

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BREAKING NEWS: Narendra Modi is good for the Stalk-market, says Goldman Sachs

Mexico set to become the biggest export market for Indian carmakers this fiscal - The Economic Times