Trumpeter 00930 1/16 US M-ATV MRAP

Oshkosh's M-ATV was developed as an anti-mine anti-ambush vehicle (MRAP) to compete with the US Army's M-ATV program, meaning an all-terrain anti-mine anti-ambush vehicle. Research and development in the Wisconsin division. It is designed to be more protective than the earlier MRAP, and the vehicle is heavier, but with a deliberate maneuverability, mainly used to replace the Army's M1114 Hummer ATV.

The M-ATV uses the TAK-4 universal independent suspension modified from the MTVR tactical truck, using an armored body similar to the JLTV. With a V-shaped vehicle bottom, it can protect the occupants well when attacked by mines or IEDs. The tires have a central charge and discharge system (CTIS). Even if the two tires lose pressure during driving, they can still make M- The ATV travels at least 30 miles at 30 mph. Even if the engine of the car receives a 7.62 mm bullet, it can still drive for at least one kilometer if the oil and cooling system are small. The Stat-X engine fire suppression system provides further protection.