KMW Dingo-2 Specsheet

KMW Dingo-2 Specsheet

The Dingo-2 is a four-wheel armored military vehicle designed by Krauss-Maffei Wegmann (KMW) which is merged with French defense company Nexter Systems under KNDS brand. The Dingo vehicle showcases cutting-edge design and engineering, delivering a combination of robust protection, exceptional mobility, and versatility for a wide range of military operations. Purpose-built for modern defense challenges, the Dingo-2 ensures enhanced safety and operational efficiency for personnel in demanding environments.

Detailed technical specifications for the Dingo-2 are provided below, offering a comprehensive overview of its performance and capabilities. Additionally, a free PDF specsheet is available for download, providing in-depth information about the vehicle’s features, dimensions, and operational characteristics.

KMW Dingo-2 Technical Specifications
KMW Dingo-2 Technical Specifications

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KMW Dingo-2

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The Dingo armored vehicle features different types of turbodiesel engines depending on variant. Dingo-2 is powered by 219-horsepower, 4.8L 4-cylinder turbodiesel engine. The vehicle is provided a fully automatic 8-speed transmission. A two-speed transfer box, enabling permenant four-wheel drive. Both front and rear rigid portal axles are equipped with coil springs, telescopic shock absorbers and stabilisers, providing enhanced mobility and stability on rough terrain.

The vehicle is outfitted with 365/80 R20 size tubeless, run-flat tires depend on variant. All variants provide Central Tire Inflation System (CTIS) allows tire pressure adjustment while on the move, tailored to different terrains. Braking is managed by a dual-line, air over hydraulic system with drum brakes on all wheels, supplemented by Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS).

The Dingo-2 variant of the Dingo family has a curb weight of 10,000 kilograms and a payload capacity of 3,000 kilograms, resulting in a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 13,100 kilograms. The vehicle measures approximately 6,080 millimeters in length, 2,550 millimeters in height, and about 2,390 millimeters in width, including accessories. It has a wheelbase of 3,850 millimeters. Ground clearance is about 480 millimeters, optimizing its performance for off-road operations and obstacle clearance.

The vehicle achieves a maximum speed of 100 km/h and a range of 1000 kilometers. It has a turning radius of 8.3 meters and is capable of fording water up to 1200 millimeters deep. Its approach and departure angles are about 40° and 37°, respectively, ensuring effective navigation of steep inclines and challenging terrain. The vehicle has a gradeability of 60%, can traverse side slopes up to 30%. The power-to-weight ratio is 16.7 horsepower per ton.

The Dingo vehicles offers ballistic protection compliant with STANAG 4569. It also provides mine protection according to STANAG 4569. The vehicle can be equipped with different kind of turrets, cupolas etc. Additional protection systems can be integrated as per mission requirements.

The vehicle accommodates a crew of eight, with two front-facing blast resistant seats at front, three backward-facing blast resistant seats at second row and three front-facing blast resistant seats at third row at rear. Dingo-1 is providing four side doors. It also features a single-piece windshield, four windows on the doors. An optional hatch is available for additional crew access.

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