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ATF Dingo vs URO VAMTAC

ATF Dingo light armoured vehicle side profile drawing
🇩🇪 ATF Dingo
URO VAMTAC light armoured vehicle side profile drawing
🇪🇸 URO VAMTAC
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Specifications
ATF Dingo URO VAMTAC
Origin country 🇩🇪 Germany 🇪🇸 Spain
Category Light Armoured Vehicle Light Armoured Vehicle
Type Infantry mobility vehicle Multi-purpose armored vehicle
Manufacturer KNDS Deutschland UROVESA
Number produced 1,200 units 4,500 units
Estimated unit price $0.5 million $-- million
Combat weight 11.9 tons 0.0 tons
Maximum speed 90 km/h 135 km/h
Operational range 1,000 km 600 km
Length 6.08 m 4.85 m
Width 2.30 m 2.18 m
Height 2.50 m 1.90 m
Crew 2 crew (driver and remote weapon station operator) plus 8 passengers 1+3
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Armament & Powertrain
ATF Dingo URO VAMTAC
Main armament 1x Rheinmetall MG3 7.62mm light machine gun --
Secondary weapon 1x M2 Browning .50 BMG machine gun --
Engine Diesel engine, 160 kW power output Steyr 6.7L 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel

Overview

The ATF Dingo and the URO VAMTAC are both Light Armoured Vehicles, manufactured by KNDS Deutschland and UROVESA respectively.

Top speed is 90 km/h for the ATF Dingo vs 135 km/h for the URO VAMTAC. Operational range is 1,000 km for the ATF Dingo vs 600 km for the URO VAMTAC.

The ATF Dingo has been produced in 1,200 units vs 4,500 for the URO VAMTAC. The URO VAMTAC entered service 6 years before the ATF Dingo (1998 vs 2004).

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is faster, the ATF Dingo or URO VAMTAC?
The URO VAMTAC is faster with a maximum road speed of 135 km/h compared to the ATF Dingo's 90 km/h.
Which has longer operational range, the ATF Dingo or URO VAMTAC?
The ATF Dingo has a longer operational range at 1,000 km compared to the URO VAMTAC's 600 km.
Which is heavier, the ATF Dingo or URO VAMTAC?
The ATF Dingo is heavier at 11.9 tons combat weight compared to the URO VAMTAC's 0.0 tons.
Which is larger, the ATF Dingo or URO VAMTAC?
The ATF Dingo is longer at 6.08 meters compared to the URO VAMTAC's 4.84 meters.
How many crew members do the ATF Dingo and URO VAMTAC require?
The ATF Dingo requires a larger crew of 2 crew (driver and remote weapon station operator) plus 8 passengers compared to the URO VAMTAC's 1+3 crew members.
Which has been built in greater numbers, the ATF Dingo or URO VAMTAC?
The URO VAMTAC has been produced in greater numbers with 4,500 units compared to 1,200 units of the ATF Dingo.