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Specifications
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Tigr |
URO VAMTAC |
| Origin country |
🇷🇺 Russia |
🇪🇸 Spain |
| Category |
Light Armoured Vehicle |
Light Armoured Vehicle |
| Type |
Infantry Mobility Vehicle |
Multi-purpose armored vehicle |
| Manufacturer |
Military Industrial Company |
UROVESA |
| Number produced |
-- units |
4,500 units |
| Estimated unit price |
$0.2 million |
$-- million |
| Combat weight |
7.2 tons |
0.0 tons |
| Maximum speed |
140 km/h |
135 km/h |
| Operational range |
1,000 km |
600 km |
| Length |
5.70 m |
4.85 m |
| Width |
2.33 m |
2.18 m |
| Height |
2.40 m |
1.90 m |
| Crew |
2 + 9, 10, or 11 depending on variant |
1+3 |
Armament & Powertrain
|
Tigr |
URO VAMTAC |
| Main armament |
7.62mm PKP Pecheneg machine gun |
-- |
| Secondary weapon |
12.7mm Kord heavy machine gun |
-- |
| Engine |
Cummins ISB 6.7 litre diesel engine, 385 hp |
Steyr 6.7L 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel |
Overview
The Tigr and the URO VAMTAC are both Light Armoured Vehicles, manufactured by Military Industrial Company and UROVESA respectively.
Top speed is 140 km/h for the Tigr vs 135 km/h for the URO VAMTAC. Operational range is 1,000 km for the Tigr vs 600 km for the URO VAMTAC.
The URO VAMTAC entered service 8 years before the Tigr (1998 vs 2006).
Detailed Comparison
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Which is faster, the Tigr or URO VAMTAC?
The Tigr is faster with a maximum road speed of 140 km/h compared to the URO VAMTAC's 135 km/h.
Which has longer operational range, the Tigr or URO VAMTAC?
The Tigr has a longer operational range at 1,000 km compared to the URO VAMTAC's 600 km.
Which is heavier, the Tigr or URO VAMTAC?
The Tigr is heavier at 7.2 tons combat weight compared to the URO VAMTAC's 0.0 tons.
Which is larger, the Tigr or URO VAMTAC?
The Tigr is longer at 5.70 meters compared to the URO VAMTAC's 4.84 meters.
How many crew members do the Tigr and URO VAMTAC require?
The Tigr requires a larger crew of 2 + 9, 10, or 11 depending on variant compared to the URO VAMTAC's 1+3 crew members.
