Immediate Opportunity – New 2026 Military Reinforced Utility Vehicles (Special Order)
NB: Please review this offer in full. All details are provided once only. Allocation is strictly on a first come, first served basis.
Please find below the full commercial offer for the 200 military reinforced utility vehicles currently available for immediate allocation.
We are presenting a unique opportunity to acquire a batch of 200 newly manufactured (2026) military reinforced utility vehicles. These units were originally produced under government contracts and are now released for sale due to the previous buyers’ inability to complete final payment. This creates a rare, price advantaged entry point for governmental agencies, border security, military support units, and licensed security firms requiring reliable, reinforced transport at a fraction of the cost of comparable Western brand platforms.
Although the vehicles carry a Chinese brand, they are built on a proven international multi platform architecture. The chassis is based on the prior generation Dodge RAM platform from the USA, the drivetrain is Mitsubishi (2.4L Gasolene/Petrol Engine, 110 kW / 148 HP, 5 Speed Manual, Euro 5), and the factory has a dedicated division for light armouring and structural reinforcement. The result is a robust, globally serviceable platform with widely available spare parts and full after sales support.
These vehicles were strengthened during production for the Libyan Army and later reserved for the Syrian Army. Reinforcements exceed standard civilian specifications and significantly enhance durability, safety, and load performance. Key upgrades include a widened and thickened frame, fully reinforced welded chassis, 3.5 mm steel plate thickness, a 10% increase in load capacity (1–2 tons payload, over 2 tons towing), increased rear axle bolt torque, improved braking distance (120 km/h to 0 km/h in 38.2 m), and extended brake system life with a 14% performance improvement.
Current availability is 200 units in white, black, and silver. All are new, zero kilometre, manufactured in MY2026, and stored at a compound facility at a Chinese Port. Shipping time is approximately ca. 35 days to Eastern Europe Port and calculated 7 to 14 days to other destinations. Documents can be provided upon buyers confirmation and approval.
Commercial background: The Libyan Army paid a deposit but could not complete the balance. The Syrian Army also paid a deposit but delayed final payment and may resume partial orders. Ukraine has expressed interest but has not placed a deposit. Due to these circumstances, the factory has released the units at a significantly reduced price on a first come, first served basis. A deposit is required to reserve units.
Confirmed Negotiated Price Offer: 33 000 EUR net per unit
EXW Asia
Documents included, applicable exclusively to batch orders.
All units are new and available for immediate delivery.
This level of reinforcement positions the vehicle as a cost efficient alternative to Toyota class platforms, which typically exceed 125 000 EUR per unit when similarly equipped.
This is truly an exceptional value for a military reinforced platform with international components, proven durability, and immediate availability. Once the deposit is received, units will be reserved and shipping preparations initiated.
All buyers must provide a forma
Letter of Intent (LOI) on company letterhead, together with Proof of Funds (POF) or a Bank Comfort Letter (BCL) issued by a recognised financial institution. Due to the previous government client defaulting after paying only a 10% deposit, the supplier now requires a minimum 25% deposit to secure and reserve any units. This measure is non negotiable and is designed to prevent the recurring issue of buyers attempting to renegotiate pricing after the vehicles are prepared for shipment. Only serious, solvent buyers will be considered.
Please advise how many units you wish to reserve so we can proceed accordingly.
If you are interested in buying this stock offer or you have any questions feel free to contact us.
