In December 2025, UkrArmoTech transferred 402 armored vehicles of its own production to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Deliveries were made under existing and new contracts and orders.
According to the press service, GYURZA-01 armored vehicles made up the largest portion, with 333 units delivered. Following that, 30 GYURZA-02 units were delivered, along with 24 UAT.FOX armored vehicles and 16 UAT.TISA light armored pickups.
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The GYURZA-01, the oldest vehicle on the list, has already been delivered in the hundreds to the Ukrainian military and proven in battle.
It is built on a DODGE RAM 5500 chassis and belongs to the MRAP class with Level 2 protection according to the STANAG 4569 standard.
At the beginning of 2025, the GYURZA-02 was unveiled, progressing from prototype to codification in just six months. It received its own specialized military chassis, enhanced mine protection, and other improvements. Both vehicles are designed for personnel transport, seating the crew and up to 10 soldiers.
The next models are slightly lighter, with the UAT.TISA offering only Level 1 protection according to STANAG 4569. This is a so-called armored pickup on a Toyota Land Cruiser chassis, which has only four seats and is designed to provide mobility on the battlefield. It was unveiled in early 2025 and is already being supplied to the military.
The UAT.FOX is another light armored pickup, based on the Mitsubishi L200, with reinforced protection integrated into its body. The vehicle still looks like a regular civilian car, but it still provides protection for the crew.
Overall, UkrArmoTech continues to fulfill its defense contracts, with annual production now reaching hundreds of units. It should be noted that the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has not imported foreign armored vehicles for several years, instead favoring domestic models.
UkrArmoTech recently unveiled its new armored pickups, the DESNA and GYURZA-03, which had already completed the required tests and were awaiting official codification.
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