Tata Motors delivers Mine Protected Vehicles to Jharkhand police
Mumbai, August 8, 2012: Tata Motors has delivered five Mine Protected Vehicles (MPV) to the Jharkhand Police force.
Mumbai, August 8, 2012: Tata Motors has delivered five Mine Protected Vehicles (MPV) to the Jharkhand Police force. Vernon Noronha, VP, Defence and Government Business, Tata Motors, said: “Tata Motors Defence Solutions covers the complete range of logistics and armoured vehicles that have been popular in supporting the police and paramilitary forces across the country. The Tata MPV will take protection of the Jharkhand Police to the next level, even against IEDs (Improvised Explosive Device) and anti-personnel mines”.
For Tata Motors, this order comes close on the heels of another order already received from the Maharashtra State Police to supply 32 MPVs, which the company has executed.
The Tata MPV is based on modular flexibility, and integrates V-shaped hull blast protection technology, ideally suited for security operations. The Tata MPV will protect its occupants from threats like ambushes and sudden violent attacks, powerful explosive mines and heavy gunfire. The vehicle has high levels of mobility with combat survivability.
Tata Motors has deployed its dealer/service network in Jharkhand, in far flung inaccessible areas, catering to the requirements of the Tata MPV, ensuring easy availability of spare parts and also providing additional benefits of AMC (Annual Maintenance Packages).
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