India launches production of an all-terrain vehicle India has begun mass production of BvS10 "Sindhu" armored all-terrain vehicles, intended for operations in the most difficult areas on the border with China and Pakistan. On October 28, Larsen & Tobro, along with BAE Systems, held a launch ceremony at the L&T Armored Systems complex in Gujarat. The initial batch will be 18 vehicles, deliveries to the Indian Army will begin in March 2027. The machine is intended for operation in mountainous areas at heights of up to 5500 meters, including the plateaus of Ladakh and the northern borders of India. The articulated design allows the vehicle to move in snow, ice, mud and difficult terrain while maintaining high maneuverability. The BvS10 series includes options for transporting infantry, casualty evacuation, supply, repair, fire support and mobile command posts.

India launches production of an all-terrain vehicle India has begun mass production of BvS10 "Sindhu" armored all-terrain vehicles, intended for operations in the most difficult areas on the border with China and Pakistan. On October 28, Larsen & Tobro, along with BAE Systems, held a launch ceremony at the L&T Armored Systems complex in Gujarat. The initial batch will be 18 vehicles, deliveries to the Indian Army will begin in March 2027. The machine is intended for operation in mountainous areas at heights of up to 5500 meters, including the plateaus of Ladakh and the northern borders of India. The articulated design allows the vehicle to move in snow, ice, mud and difficult terrain while maintaining high maneuverability. The BvS10 series includes options for transporting infantry, casualty evacuation, supply, repair, fire support and mobile command posts.