"Armored vehicle" refers to a military or police vehicle fitted with protective armor, capable of resisting small arms fire, shell fragments, or improvised explosive devices (IEDs). According to the purpose, protection level and firepower configuration, it can be divided into many types Core features include: Protective: The body is covered with metal/composite armor to protect against bullets, fragments, explosive shock, or chemical corrosion. Mobility: Adapts to complex terrain (off-road/urban), with some amphibious or airlift capabilities. Mission adaptation: Configure weapons, sensors, or special equipment (e.g. mine clearance devices) according to requirements. Crew protection: airtight three-proof system (anti-nuclear/biological/chemical), fire extinguishing and explosion suppression device, shock-absorbing seat. Application field: Military: battlefield assault, force projection, fire support. Police/Security: Counter-terrorism, VIP escort, crowd control. Civil: cash trucks, high-risk area survey vehicles.
