Vehicles Operated By Brave Indian Army

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During World War II, the Jonga was developed. Japan was destroyed after the war. In the 1960s, the Indian Army developed an interest in the Patrol.

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Mitsubishi purchased the Pajero in 2006 with the Indian market in mind. Originally intended for passenger automobiles, the Army eventually took interest in the vehicle after learning about its potential.

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Tata Sumo was initially intended for use by the military. The military vehicle was an all-wheel-drive SUV due of the rough terrain and power.

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The Army depended on Mahindra Jeeps before the Maruti Gypsy was introduced. The frontline force made its first purchase from the company in 1991.

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Six persons can sit inside the light armored personnel carrier known as the Mahindra Marksman.

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Vehicles Operated By Brave Indian Army

During World War II, the Jonga was developed. Japan was destroyed after the war. In the 1960s, the Indian Army developed an interest in the Patrol.

Nissan Jonga

Mitsubishi purchased the Pajero in 2006 with the Indian market in mind. Originally intended for passenger automobiles, the Army eventually took interest in the vehicle after learning about its potential.

Mitsubishi Pajero

Tata Sumo was initially intended for use by the military. The military vehicle was an all-wheel-drive SUV due of the rough terrain and power.

Tata Sumo

The Army depended on Mahindra Jeeps before the Maruti Gypsy was introduced. The frontline force made its first purchase from the company in 1991.

Maruti Suzuki Gypsy

Six persons can sit inside the light armored personnel carrier known as the Mahindra Marksman.

Mahindra Marksman