1. ASLAV-25 Light Armoured Vehicle,
Australia

2. CONTENT
 INTRODUCTION
 DESIGN
 SELF-PROTECTION
 ENGINE
 MOBILITY

3. INTRODUCTION
 The Australian light armoured vehicle
(ASLAV) is manufactured by General
Dynamics Land Systems Australia for the
Royal Australian Army.
 It is derived from the LAV-25 light armoured
vehicle.

5. DESIGN
 Based on the LAV-25 platform, the ASLAV is of
eight-wheeled configuration, equipped with
either four or eight-wheel drive.
 The versatility is increased by the addition of
non-permanent mission role installation kits
(MRIKs).
 This unique Australian alternation will generate
several variants from a single hull design.

7. SELF-PROTECTION
 The all-welded steel hull protects the crew
from small arm fires and shell splinters.
 The add-on armour fitted on the vehicle
provides all-round protection against
projectiles of up to 14.5mm.
 The add-on armour over the frontal arc
protects the vehicle from 30mm projectiles.

9. ENGINE
 ASLAV is powered by 275hp
Detroit Diesel 6V53T Silver diesel
engine coupled with Allison
MT653 (five speeds forward, one
reverse) transmission.

11. MOBILITY
 The ASLAV is a fully amphibious vehicle capable of
travelling at a top road speed of 100km/h and maximum
swim speed of 10km/h. It has a maximum road range of
660km.
 The vehicle is equipped with two propellers and four
rudders for waterborne operations.
 A solid-core secondary tyre fitted to all wheels enhances
battlefield mobility of the vehicle.
 This will allow the vehicle to run even with eight flat tyres.

13. REFERNCE
 http://www.army-
technology.com/projects/australianlightar
mou/
 http://militaryshare.net/wp-
content/uploads/aslav_australian_light_a
rmoured_vehicle_10.jpg?4157c4
 http://www.army-
technology.com/projects/

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