Mowag Eagle-II PDF Specsheet
Below are the complete technical specifications for the Eagle-II variant, a 4×4 armored military vehicle developed by the Swiss defense manufacturer Mowag. Designed for adaptability and durability, the Eagle-II is built to perform reliably in demanding environments.
Thanks to its versatile design, the vehicle supports various military and defense duties, such as troop transport, equipment carriage, and reconnaissance missions. For a detailed understanding of its features, performance, and capabilities, a free downloadable PDF specsheet is available.

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Eagle-II

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Chassis
The Eagle-II features independent suspension systems on both the front and rear axles, utilizing double A-arm setups, coil springs, and telescopic shock absorbers to ensure exceptional stability and mobility across diverse terrains.
Powering the vehicle is a 6.5-liter, 8-cylinder turbodiesel engine that generates 190 horsepower and over 515 Nm of torque. This is paired with a fully automatic transmission offering four forward speeds, one reverse speed, and a two-speed transfer case, providing reliable permanent four-wheel drive capabilities.
The vehicle is equipped with 37×12.5 R15.5 tubeless, run-flat tires and a Central Tire Inflation System (CTIS), allowing real-time tire pressure adjustments for optimal performance on varying surfaces. Its braking system includes a dual-line hydraulic setup with disc brakes on all wheels.
Weight and Dimensions
Eagle-II variant measures 4,900 millimeters in length and 2,550 millimeters and 1,750 millimeters in height. The vehicle features a wheelbase of 3,300 millimeters, and a ground clearance of 400 millimeters, making them highly capable in off-road environments and adept at navigating obstacles in challenging conditions. The Eagle-II has a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 5,500 kilograms, with a payload capacity of 1,400 kilograms and a curb weight of 4,100 kilograms.
Performance
With a gradeability of 60%, the Mowag Eagle-II can traverse side slopes of up to 40%. Its approach and departure angles of 60° and 50°, respectively, allow it to handle steep inclines and rugged terrain with ease.
The vehicle can achieve a maximum speed of 120 km/h and offers an operational range of 450 kilometers, making it suitable for extended missions. It features a turning radius of less than 7.3 meters and can ford water depths of up to 760 millimeters, ensuring adaptability across diverse environments.
With a power-to-weight ratio of 34.5 horsepower per ton, the Eagle-II delivers reliable performance on soft and uneven surfaces, maintaining versatility across challenging terrains.
Protection and Armament
The Eagle-II is designed to accommodate a range of armament systems, including manual or remote-controlled turrets, cupolas, and weapon mounts. These configurations can be equipped with machine guns, grenade launchers, or other mission-specific weaponry.
It offers ballistic protection im line with STANAG 4569, safeguarding the crew against small arms fire and fragmentation. Additionally, its mine protection meets STANAG 4569 standards, providing defense against explosive threats beneath the vehicle or its wheels.
Features
The vehicle is equipped with four forward-facing seats, accessible via four side doors and a two-piece windshield. The Eagle-II variant also includes an additional gunner seat for enhanced operational capability.
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