DSEI 2021: Jankel adds new member to Fox tactical vehicle family
The Fox Tactical Utility Vehicle is based on a Toyota chassis. (Photo: Jankel)
UK manufacturer Jankel presented a new variant in its Fox range of tactical utility vehicles (TUVs) at DSEI in London on 14-17 September.
Based on the sturdy Toyota LC79 chassis, the latest Fox TUV is designed to meet a variety of specialist user requirements and standards that make it an ideal choice for militaries wanting to operate a tactical support vehicle alongside an in-service Toyota-based tactical fleet.
As shown by counter-terrorism missions in the Sahel — as well as the recent Afghan chaos — there will still be an acute need for light utility vehicles in the coming decades.
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