The T is known for its robustness and off-road capability. But when Incas Armored hand, the off-roader transforms into a real armored monster.
With a reinforced body, bulletproof glass and a whole range of protective measures, the SUV can even withstand attacks with assault rifles and hand grenades.
Maximum protection on four wheels
So that the Land Cruiser not only looks like an inconspicuous SUV, but at the same time a state-of-the-art security vehicle Inkas equips the entire passenger compartment with ballistic steel In addition, armored glass as well as a special protective layer on the doors, roof, floor and pillars of the Japanese car.
And the partition wall in the rear is also reinforced, so that the occupants are maximally protected in the event of an attack. In addition, a Runflat system ensures that the Land Cruiser can continue driving even with damaged tires. And for those who want even more safety, there are extras such as engine compartment armor, a fire extinguishing system, an oxygen filter system or an emergency exit in the roof can be built.
Weight and performance – a compromise
Of course, the additional armor adds a lot of weight. To maintain stable and safe handling, the chassis has been specially reinforced. Officially, Inkas doesn't change its performance, but the standard hybrid four-cylinder with turbo takes care of it 326 hp and 618 Newton meters of torque for enough propulsion.
Conclusion: Security has its price
Such an armored vehicle is not only of interest to VIPs or government agencies, but also to anyone seeking maximum security on wheels. However, it's also clear that the massive conversion comes at a considerable cost and makes the Land Cruiser far from lightweight.
If you want to know all the details about the armor, technology and optional features, you can find them in the Video. Image and video credits/source: Incas Armored
