Designation:

BTR-4

Info
Manufacturer: Kharkiv Morozov Machine Building Design Bureau - KMDB  
Product type: Armoured Vehicles  
Name: Wheeled armoured personnel carrier  

The BTR-4 armoured personnel carrier (APC) is intended to transport personnel of mechanized infantry units and to provide fire support in combat. The APC is used for equipping military units capable of carrying out combat actions in various conditions, including NBC environment. The APC can be used as a basic vehicle for equipping quick reaction forces and marine corps. The APC can fulfil its tasks both by day and at night, in various climatic conditions, on hard surface roads and in cross-country. The operating temperature range of the APC is -40 to +55°C.

LAYOUT

The BTR-4 has three compartments:

  • the front compartment (driving compartment)

  • the middle compartment (power pack compartment)

  • the rear compartment (fighting and troop compartments)

This layout makes it possible to re-design the fighting and troop compartments for various applications without having to change the layout of the power pack and transmission.

The carrying capacity of the APC’s chassis makes it possible not only develop various vehicle versions and other vehicle types, but also install additional armour protection against automatic small-calibre guns.

The BTR-4 can be used for development of the following vehicles:

  • BTR-4K command vehicle

  • BRM-4K combat reconnaissance vehicle

  • repair and recovery vehicle

  • MOP-4K fire support vehicle

  • BTR-4KSh command and staff vehicle

  • BSEM-4K armoured ambulance, etc




Specifications:
Property Value
Weight (kg)
22200
Number of wheels
8
Number of drive wheels
8
Crew
3
Troops
10
Max. road speed (km/h)
110
Max. water speed (km/h)
10
Max. road range (km)
690
Gradient (%)
60
Side slope (%)
40
Engine power output (h.p.)
500
Number of forward gears
5
Number of reverse gears
1
Length (mm)
7878
Width (mm)
2936
Ground clearance (mm)
475

Included in:
Product Amount
BTR-4 IFV (Infantry fighting vehicle)
1

Has folowing part:
Total Amount
Barrier (Anti-tank guided missile launcher)
1
BM-7 Parus (Remote controlled weapon station)
1
Grom (Owerhead weapon station)
1
Shturm (Remote controlled weapon station)
1

BTR-4 quantities:
Country Qnt
INDONESIA INDONESIA
5
IRAQ IRAQ
26
NIGERIA NIGERIA
10
UKRAINE UKRAINE
60
USA USA
1
Qnt:
102

Last Contracts:
Qnt Customer Value Add Date
(Close Date)
Unit cost
10
NIGERIA
 
Jun 2014
(Nov 2014)
 
5
INDONESIA
 
Aug 2013
(Dec 2017)
 
420
IRAQ
$457.500.000
Nov 2009
(Dec 2012)
$1,089,286
Average Unit Cost:
$1,089,286

All contracts...


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