The PLA adopted the new armored car VP22

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The PLA adopted the new armored car VP22

The People's Liberation Army of China (PLA) has adopted a new armored car with increased security VP22. This was reported by the Chinese television channel CCTV 7 in the program "Science and Technology of National Defense."

According to the channel, the PLA units began to receive serial armored vehicles. The machine was developed by Norinco Corporation. Enhanced mine protection is claimed, but details are not provided. Earlier in the media, information appeared that the crew of the armored car is two people, the airborne compartment accommodates 16 troops. A 492 hp diesel engine is installed on the car. with an automatic transmission that allows you to disperse an armored car to 90 km / h at a distance of 600 km. The wheel formula is 6X6, the wheels have a swap system.



Any weapon can be installed, depending on the tasks performed: from combat modules with a 12,7 mm machine gun to a 35 mm automatic grenade launcher. Possible options for installing ATGM. Booking the cabin and the landing compartment protects against small arms weapons and shell fragments.


Military experts drew attention to the fact that the layout of the VP22 resembles the Russian Typhoon-K high-security armored car, and some claim that the Chinese armored car is a clone of the Russian one.
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  1. +11
    24 March 2020 11: 32
    It is long for good cross, without a fourth axis an explicit SUV.
  2. +32
    24 March 2020 11: 32
    Similar to our "Typhoon", licked again ....)))
    1. +9
      24 March 2020 11: 54
      "Typhoon-L" L - limousine.)
    2. +9
      24 March 2020 12: 27
      Looks like our Typhoon, licked again ...

      Chinese Xerox in action. laughing
    3. -6
      24 March 2020 12: 32
      Quote: Alexey-74
      Similar to our "Typhoon", licked again ....)))

      and some claim that the Chinese armored car is a clone of the Russian.

      It is not for nothing that they say that obvious thought comes to smart heads at the same time. wink
    4. +2
      24 March 2020 12: 42
      Why "reinvent the wheel"?
  3. +12
    24 March 2020 11: 35
    Typhoon-K - another victim of the Chinese copy machine winked
    We are waiting for a laudatory article from Soha, which will certainly say that their car is faster, higher and more stealth ...
    1. +6
      24 March 2020 12: 24
      Why? The armored housing is the same for everyone. If the location of the bridges is a copy-paste from Tatrapan from transistor 90s wink .


      1. -1
        24 March 2020 13: 02
        What kind of paint? Chinese Su-57 painting experts determined that it couldn’t be stealth by any means; the same topic will be here. They say that they painted so that all ATGM miss good
      2. -3
        24 March 2020 13: 26
        Quote: donavi49
        the location of the bridges is then copy-paste from Tatrapana

        Do you think that in everything there is a lot and variety of cargo platforms produced in China, there wasn’t something of their own?
        Objections like: "They have everything stolen" are not accepted.
        Sometimes an uncomplicated combination of licensed (and not so) components and components, the Chinese manage to surprise.
        1. 0
          24 March 2020 13: 52
          On the contrary, I pointed out that if we choose prototypes, from whom they stole, then Tatrapan is closer than Typhoon.
  4. +3
    24 March 2020 11: 41
    Military experts drew attention to the fact that the layout of the VP22 resembles the Russian Typhoon-K high-security armored car, and some claim that the Chinese armored car is a clone of the Russian one.

    How long is it? Are my vision impaired?
    And so ... yes, how many Chinese can you cram in there?
    1. 0
      24 March 2020 12: 05
      If stacked in piles and without armor then the battalion))
      1. 0
        24 March 2020 12: 20
        For the company, I have already tried to estimate ... if you "disarm" to trousers, they will fit, I have no doubt.
        This is like a riddle - how many gypsies can fit in a hunchbacked Cossack ???
        1. +1
          24 March 2020 12: 58
          don't know how much?)
          1. +1
            24 March 2020 13: 00
            It is necessary to watch the film "Peculiarities of the National Hunting in Winter" ... it said about that.
            1. 0
              24 March 2020 13: 04
              For fun I googled, the record of 14 adults "in the Zaporozhets", or 26 children)
              1. +1
                24 March 2020 13: 05
                OH sho, rubber ??? Although no, the typewriter was strong !!!
    2. +3
      24 March 2020 12: 29
      Quote: rocket757
      Yes, how many Chinese can you cram there?

      It all depends on desire or motivation.
      1. +2
        24 March 2020 12: 56
        "Arrival of the train"! Neighborhoods of Paris. The spectators scatter in horror, as with the Lumiere brothers.
      2. +3
        24 March 2020 13: 00
        Dynamic armor in Indian ??)
      3. 0
        24 March 2020 13: 02
        Is it OK with them? or did you make a record in the Guinness Book of Records?
        1. -2
          24 March 2020 13: 15
          Quote: rocket757
          Is it OK with them?

          Figs knows ... But there are a lot of pictures of such "visits" on the network. Request to the search engine "Trains with passengers in India". Not to mention:
          1. +1
            24 March 2020 13: 23
            Okay, so cool! Judging by the dust, IT also goes !!!
            1. 0
              24 March 2020 13: 26
              Quote: rocket757
              IT also goes !!!

              And not just "rides", and gets to the destination. wassat
    3. +2
      24 March 2020 14: 52
      Quote: rocket757
      And so ... yes, how many Chinese can you cram in there?

      What do you, staff, understand in matters of transporting personnel ... - Sergey grunted. - “Ural” does not accommodate twenty or thirty people, but as much as necessary.
      © S. Kim
      1. 0
        24 March 2020 21: 03
        Everything has its limit ... but not always, on time, it is possible to find out what it is.
  5. +2
    24 March 2020 11: 43
    Technically, the Chinese have everything for production. Just copied the concept itself.
  6. +3
    24 March 2020 11: 44
    He reminds me of someone laughing
  7. -2
    24 March 2020 11: 47
    Military experts drew attention to the fact that the layout of the VP22 resembles the Russian Typhoon-K high-security armored car, and some claim that the Chinese armored car is a clone of the Russian one.


    Not a clone, but an analogue.
  8. +2
    24 March 2020 11: 48
    "Wait, I don't recognize you in makeup! Keshaaa! Innokenty Smoktunovsky!" The Chinese are unique in their desire to repeat someone else's!
  9. -1
    24 March 2020 12: 13
    Against the background of the previous article
    "the only company that produces BMP has come out of the crisis" this news pleases.
    I am happy for the Chinese partners.
  10. -2
    24 March 2020 12: 25
    and some claim that the Chinese armored car is a clone of the Russian.

    The tradition, however ... request
  11. +4
    24 March 2020 12: 29
    Why do they need cars with such a high landing squad?
    With the average build of a Chinese soldier, it can accommodate two floors.
    Voila - and already 32 paratroopers.
    More platoon!
    1. +2
      24 March 2020 18: 12
      I want to disappoint you Paul. If until the end of the 19th century the average height of the Chinese was 160 (m) 150 (g), then by the end of the 20th century it began to average 171 and 160 cm. Apparently they began to eat noodles along, not across)) ))))))))
      1. +4
        24 March 2020 18: 15
        Really - sadness!
        Tall Chinese are like frost-resistant blacks ... laughing
  12. 0
    24 March 2020 13: 58
    The PLA adopted the new armored car VP22


    Something he vaguely reminds me of our Bunshu :)
  13. 0
    24 March 2020 20: 08
    Quote: maidan.izrailovich
    Looks like our Typhoon, licked again ...

    Chinese Xerox in action. laughing

    No, what are you! These are the high-tech achievements of the Chinese military industry, not a bit like anything else. Self-development! True, when you ask me to give examples, cons appear from somewhere. Probably, someone swings in one place that they can’t say anything.