A Belrise Industriesfrom India, and Plasant Sasafrom Israel, entered into a partnership to develop and produce electric military vehicles for the Indian market.
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According to information shared by the companies, the partnership is focused on introducing and adapting the platform All-Terrain Electric Mission Module (ATEMM) for Indian military requirements.
The partnership will focus on vehicle adaptation ATEMM to the needs of the Indian Armed Forces, leveraging the experience of Placement in survival and automotive defense systems and the industrial presence of Belrise in India.
A ATEMM is described as a self-propelled electric platform designed to support modern armed forces by improving payload capacity, onboard power, survivability and mobility.
The companies said the system is intended to be mission-ready and adaptable to a range of military roles. It is expected that, as a result of the partnership, platforms ATEMM can be produced locally, meeting operational requirements.
This agreement aligns with India’s broader defense industrial policies, including initiatives Make in India e Atmanirbhar Bharat of the Indian government, which aim to expand domestic defense manufacturing and reduce dependence on foreign imports.
But beyond India, the partnership is expected to transform Belrise into an integral part of the company’s global supply chain Placement. This would allow for the cost-effective production of advanced Placement in India, supporting not only Indian defense programs but also India’s international operations Placement.
Meanwhile, the Belrise said its role will extend beyond assembly to include deeper involvement in manufacturing as programs mature.
The companies have not disclosed timelines, contract values, or whether a specific Indian military program has yet been identified for adoption of the platform. ATEMM. However, the partnership demonstrates a growing trend in global military markets for electric or hybrid defense and combat equipment.
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