Komodo 4x4 Tactical Vehicle, Indonesia

[Zarvan]

The Rantis Komodo 4x4 wheeled tactical vehicle is designed and developed by Polish weapons manufacturer PT Pindad. The vehicle is offered in a number of variants, which include reconnaissance,armoured personnel carrier (APC), command post, ambulance, rocket launcher, special operations support vehicle (battering ram), and cannon towing.

Designed to transport or launch surface-to-air missiles, the missile launcher platform has been selected by the Indonesian Army, while the special operations support vehicle was ordered by the Indonesian Army Special Forces (Kopassus).

The Indonesian Police Special Forces (Brimob) selected the Komodo APC variant for missions such as search-and-rescue, bomb disposal and riot control.

Development of the tactical vehicle
PT Pindad began the development of the Komodo tactical vehicle in November 2011. The vehicle was introduced during the Ritech Expo 2012 held in Bandung, Indonesia, and the line-up took part in the IndoDefence 2012 exhibition in Jakarta, Indonesia.

PT Pindad signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with PT LEN Industri to collaborate on the development of communications systems for the Komodo vehicles in October 2015.

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Komodo armoured vehicle design and features
The Komodo vehicle features an armoured steel hull and offers superior manoeuvrability. It can accommodate up to five personnel.

The vehicle measures 5.65m-long, 2.25m-wide and 2.15m-high. It has an empty weight of 5,800kg and a combat weight of 7,300kg. Its wheel base and wheel tracks are 3.60m and 1.90m respectively.

The rocket launcher, reconnaissance and cannon towing variants are equipped with a four-door double-cab, which can accommodate up to five personnel, while the other variants are provided with a two-door regular cab. The cab features two-piece windshield assembly with ballistic glass. Each door is fitted with a bulletproof glass window.

The on-board navigational and communications systems include AM and FM radio communications, intercom set, global positioning system (GPS), and night-vision goggles (NVG).

Armament
The reconnaissance variant is optionally provided with a roof-mounted remote control weapon station to carry a 7.62mm-calibre machine gun for defence against small arms and light vehicles.

"The Indonesian Police Special Forces (Brimob) selected the Komodo APC variant for missions such as search-and-rescue, bomb disposal and riot control."
The missile launcher platform variant can be armed with Mistral surface-to-airmissiles (SAM).

Protection features
The armoured steel hull and bulletproof glass windows protect the crew from 7.62mm armour-piercing rounds. The add-on armour of the cabin provides ensures maximum protection against ballistic threats. The vehicle can be optionally equipped with smoke grenade launchers on the roof.

Engine details
The Komodo vehicle runs on a four-stroke, inline, six-cylinder diesel engine, which develops an output power of 215HP at a rate of 2,500rpm. The engine is coupled to an optional transmission system, which features six forward gears and one reverse gear.

The vehicle is installed with a rigid axle suspension system and has a power-to-weight ratio of 29.4hp/t. The front suspension employs a bushing arm with coil spring, while the rear suspension uses a trailing arm with coil spring, stabiliser bar and telescopic shock absorber.

The driveline components also include power steering system, 12.5 R20 tyres and hydropneumatic control disc brakes on all four wheels. The vehicle is also installed with two 12V / 100Ah batteries and a 24V / 100Amp alternator.

Komodo tactical vehicle performance
The vehicle's maximum off-road and highway speeds are 50km/h and 100km/h respectively. It can travel at a speed of 80km/h on flat surfaces, and negotiate gradients of 60% and side slopes as high as 30%.

The fording depth is 0.75m and the turning radius is more than 7m. With a fuel capacity of 200l, the Komodo can operate over a maximum range of 450km. It can cross vertical obstacles of 0.4m and trenches of 0.5m. Its approach and departure angles are 45° each.



The Komodo wheeled tactical vehicle variants seen during IndoDefence 2012. Image courtesy of Ominae via Wikipedia.



The Komodo vehicle features an armoured steel hull. Image courtesy of Ominae via Wikipedia.



The Komodo rocket launcher variant is designed to carry Mistral surface-to-air missiles. Image courtesy of Rama via Wikipedia.

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[Indos]

The Rantis Komodo 4x4 wheeled tactical vehicle is designed and developed by Polish weapons manufacturer PT Pindad. The vehicle is offered in a number of variants, which include reconnaissance,armoured personnel carrier (APC), command post, ambulance, rocket launcher, special operations support vehicle (battering ram), and cannon towing.

Designed to transport or launch surface-to-air missiles, the missile launcher platform has been selected by the Indonesian Army, while the special operations support vehicle was ordered by the Indonesian Army Special Forces (Kopassus).


http://www.army-technology.com/projects/komodo-4x4-tactical-vehicle/
@Indos @RescueRanger

Once again you post misleading report bro....

PT Pindad is a state owned Indonesia defense company (land specialist)


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[Indos]

The monocoque steel body is made by PT Krakatau Steel, Indonesian state owned steel company.

Designation:
KOMODO

Manufacturer: PT. Pindad (Persero)
Product type: Auxiliary Vehicles
Name: Tactical vehicle

The Komodo is a 4x4 tactical vehicle developed and produced by Pindad.

The creation of the Komodo first started on October 26, 2011 when President Yudhoyono personally visited a PT Indonesian Aerospace weapon system exhibition. In the course of developing the vehicle, Pindad looked at other armored tactical vehicles that were being produced and sold such as the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle, the Nexter Aravis and the Sherpa Light family.

Production of the Komodo was based at Pindad's factory in Bandung, West Java. The creation of a working Komodo prototype was completed on March 2012.

The Komodo made its first appearance when Pindad demonstrated the tactical vehicle to visitors at the RITech Expo on September 2012. Production on a working Komodo by Pindad started on October 5, 2012. On November 10, 2012, President Yudhoyono gave the name Komodo to new tactical vehicle at the Indo Defence 2012 Expo & Forum, Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran, Jakarta.

A production plan of at least 240 Komodo tactical vehicles was planned after it was unveiled in Indodefence 2012.

Pindad has been awarded at the BUMN Award 2013 by the Indonesian government for their contribution in making the Komodo, since 80% of its components are being made locally. Pindad has reported confirmation that there are unnamed countries that are very interested to purchase Komodo tactical vehicles. Pindad has said that possible exports can be done for ASEAN member nations.



Design

The Komodo was designed with a price tag of USD$2-3 million.

According to Pindad, the Komodo's monocoque armored body is bulletproof and it can withstand 7.62 bullets. The Komodo's glass is also made bulletproof.

The Komodo's turbo intercooler diesel engine has a total horsepower of 2500 rpm at 215 ps, allowing the vehicle to achieve the weight ratio of 25hp/ton. The Komodo can carry up to 200 liters of diesel fuel. The vehicle only has a manual transmission system, which consists of 6 forward and 1 reverse gear, allowing the Komodo to have off-road capabilities. Normal cruising range of the Komodo is about 450 kilometers.

The Komodo's off-road capabilities have been tested in various conditions ranging from mountainous terrain to mud and sand.

While most parts of the Komodo are made locally in Indonesia such as the frame, body and design, Pindad has publicly stated that they used imported components such as Hino for machinery parts and Michelin for the tires. Its diesel engines were imported from Renault. The Komodo's monocoque steel body was made locally by Krakatau Steel.

Pindad collaborated with MBDA to create the mobile anti-aircraft SAM variant, which are armed with Mistral SAM missiles. According to the Indonesian military, a total of 56 mobile SAM units are to be made and purchased.

Pindad also collaborated with Nexter to create Komodos that would serves as mobile command and communications vehicles with a total of 8 units being ordered.

The Komodos can be modified by Pindad on the request of their customers.


Variants of the Komodo:

• Ambulance

• APC

• Anti-Terrorist Vehicle

• Command

• Communications

• Mobile SAM launcher

• Recon

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[Nike]

Basic APC and recon variant is only costing 800 to 1200 K US dollar each

Mistral carrier is the one who will cost around 2 million US dollar

 

[durandal]

The monocoque steel body is made by PT Krakatau Steel, Indonesian state owned steel company.

Designation:
KOMODO


The Komodo is a 4x4 tactical vehicle developed and produced by Pindad.

The creation of the Komodo first started on October 26, 2011 when President Yudhoyono personally visited a PT Indonesian Aerospace weapon system exhibition. In the course of developing the vehicle, Pindad looked at other armored tactical vehicles that were being produced and sold such as the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle, the Nexter Aravis and the Sherpa Light family.

Production of the Komodo was based at Pindad's factory in Bandung, West Java. The creation of a working Komodo prototype was completed on March 2012.

The Komodo made its first appearance when Pindad demonstrated the tactical vehicle to visitors at the RITech Expo on September 2012. Production on a working Komodo by Pindad started on October 5, 2012. On November 10, 2012, President Yudhoyono gave the name Komodo to new tactical vehicle at the Indo Defence 2012 Expo & Forum, Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran, Jakarta.

A production plan of at least 240 Komodo tactical vehicles was planned after it was unveiled in Indodefence 2012.

Pindad has been awarded at the BUMN Award 2013 by the Indonesian government for their contribution in making the Komodo, since 80% of its components are being made locally. Pindad has reported confirmation that there are unnamed countries that are very interested to purchase Komodo tactical vehicles. Pindad has said that possible exports can be done for ASEAN member nations.



Design

The Komodo was designed with a price tag of USD$2-3 million.

According to Pindad, the Komodo's monocoque armored body is bulletproof and it can withstand 7.62 bullets. The Komodo's glass is also made bulletproof.

The Komodo's turbo intercooler diesel engine has a total horsepower of 2500 rpm at 215 ps, allowing the vehicle to achieve the weight ratio of 25hp/ton. The Komodo can carry up to 200 liters of diesel fuel. The vehicle only has a manual transmission system, which consists of 6 forward and 1 reverse gear, allowing the Komodo to have off-road capabilities. Normal cruising range of the Komodo is about 450 kilometers.

The Komodo's off-road capabilities have been tested in various conditions ranging from mountainous terrain to mud and sand.

While most parts of the Komodo are made locally in Indonesia such as the frame, body and design, Pindad has publicly stated that they used imported components such as Hino for machinery parts and Michelin for the tires. Its diesel engines were imported from Renault. The Komodo's monocoque steel body was made locally by Krakatau Steel.

Pindad collaborated with MBDA to create the mobile anti-aircraft SAM variant, which are armed with Mistral SAM missiles. According to the Indonesian military, a total of 56 mobile SAM units are to be made and purchased.

Pindad also collaborated with Nexter to create Komodos that would serves as mobile command and communications vehicles with a total of 8 units being ordered.

The Komodos can be modified by Pindad on the request of their customers.


Variants of the Komodo:

• Ambulance

• APC

• Anti-Terrorist Vehicle

• Command

• Communications

• Mobile SAM launcher

• Recon

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the price is too high,
the actual price is 2 billion to 3 billion rupiah depending stanag level.
in dollar 200,000 to 300,000 dollars

the price is too high,
the actual price is 2 billion to 3 billion rupiah depending stanag level.
in dollar 200,000 to 300,000 dollars