JCBL Armouring Solutions has announced its entry into India's luxury car armouring market, offering ballistic protection services for high-end vehicles including Mercedes, Range Rover, and Defender models.
The company, which has over 25 years of experience in the armoured vehicle sector, is targeting VVIPs, celebrities, and high-net-worth individuals with its specialized armouring technology. The service aims to provide security features while maintaining the original performance characteristics of luxury vehicles.
According to the company, India's luxury armoured vehicle market is currently experiencing growth of 15-20% compound annual growth rate (CAGR).
"Luxury should never come at the cost of safety," said Rushank Doshi, CEO of JCBL Armouring Solutions. "We are redefining secure mobility in India's luxury car segment, ensuring top-tier protection without compromising elegance, performance, or craftsmanship."
The armouring process includes reinforcement of vehicle components such as suspension and braking systems, along with the installation of run-flat tires, bullet-resistant glass, and structural reinforcements. JCBL states that its lightweight armouring solutions are designed to minimize additional weight while providing ballistic protection.
Vehicles modified by the company undergo testing at accredited facilities, including the NFSU Ballistic Research and Testing Lab, and receive certifications from VRDE, ICAT, and DRDO. The company's research and development center holds approval from the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) and operates under a DIPP license.
JCBL Armouring Solutions also provides after-sales services including maintenance, upgrades, and training for vehicle operators and security teams.
The company, which began operations in 2006, is a TUV and IATF16949 ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing facility. Its portfolio includes armoured vehicles for government agencies, military applications, and civilian use.
JCBL Armouring Solutions is part of the JCBL Group, a conglomerate with operations across mobility solutions, defense and aerospace, railway and bus components, agriculture, and finance sectors. The group, founded in 1989, reported revenues of $216.87 million and maintains partnerships with international brands including Toyota and Harley-Davidson.