The development of the Gidrán platform by a new Hungarian joint venture was announced on December 21, 2020 in Budapest.[4] According to the press release, the new company was founded by the Hungarian firm HT Division Zrt., a licensee of Nurol Makina, and Rheinmetall Hungary Zrt., itself a joint venture between Germany's Rheinmetall Defence and the Government of Hungary. The primary user of the Gidrán will be the Hungarian Defence Forces.[1]
The first 50 vehicles are being built in Turkey as standard Ejder Yalçın 4×4, with the initial batch of 10 vehicles having been delivered and entered Hungarian service in December 2020.[5][1]
Later vehicles will be developed in co-operation with Rheinmetall, design taking place in Rheinmetall Hungary's new development and manufacturing center in Zalaegerszeg, the same plant where the Lynx KF41HU tracked infantry fighting vehicles are also being developed. The first locally developed prototypes are expected to enter testing in 2021 and manufacturing will start at a new plant near Kaposvár.[1]
Description
The Hungarian vehicles technically constitute a 4th generation Ejder Yalçin with specific modifications for the Hungarian Defence Forces including LED lighting and improved ergonomics. Examples already delivered by Nurol Makina are fitted with an auxiliary power unit on the rear left of the vehicle, as well as Aselsan’s Stabilised Advanced Remote Weapon Platform (SARP)[6] featuring SEDA directional gunshot detection system.[7][1]
^"ASELSAN SEDA Gunshot Detection System" (PDF). aselsan.com.tr. Retrieved 22 December 2020.
^"Hungary takes delivery of Gidran 4x4 armored vehicle based on Turkish Ejder Yalcin". armyrecognition.com. 2020-12-29. Retrieved 2021-01-29.
^"Gidran's on the way". honvedelm.hu (in Hungarian). 2021-02-09. Retrieved 2021-02-09.
External links
"NMS Yörük 4×4" (official site). Nurol Makina.
January 07, 2023
gidrán, vehicle, gidrán, family, hungarian, armoured, tactical, vehicles, based, turkish, ejder, yalçın, vehicles, nurol, makina, gidrángidran, hungarian, service, typearmoured, combat, vehicleplace, originhungaryservice, historyused, byhungaryproduction, hist. The Gidran is a family of Hungarian armoured tactical vehicles based on the Turkish Ejder Yalcin vehicles by Nurol Makina GidranGidran 4x4 in Hungarian service TypeArmoured combat vehiclePlace of originHungaryService historyUsed byHungaryProduction historyManufacturerNurol Makina first 50 Rheinmetall Hungary for any subsequent production 1 Produced2021SpecificationsMass14 000 kg 2 Length5 8m 2 Width2 5m 2 Height2 5m 2 Crew1 7 2 ArmorUp to STANAG 4569 Level 4MainarmamentAselsan s Stabilised Advanced Remote Weapon Platform SARP current deliveries armed with light or heavy machine gun or automatic grenade launcherEngine6 cylinder turbocharged Cummins diesel 2 375 hp 2 Operationalrange700 km 2 Maximum speed120 km h 2 References 3 Contents 1 History 1 1 Development 1 2 Description 2 Operators 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksHistory EditDevelopment Edit The development of the Gidran platform by a new Hungarian joint venture was announced on December 21 2020 in Budapest 4 According to the press release the new company was founded by the Hungarian firm HT Division Zrt a licensee of Nurol Makina and Rheinmetall Hungary Zrt itself a joint venture between Germany s Rheinmetall Defence and the Government of Hungary The primary user of the Gidran will be the Hungarian Defence Forces 1 The first 50 vehicles are being built in Turkey as standard Ejder Yalcin 4 4 with the initial batch of 10 vehicles having been delivered and entered Hungarian service in December 2020 5 1 Later vehicles will be developed in co operation with Rheinmetall design taking place in Rheinmetall Hungary s new development and manufacturing center in Zalaegerszeg the same plant where the Lynx KF41HU tracked infantry fighting vehicles are also being developed The first locally developed prototypes are expected to enter testing in 2021 and manufacturing will start at a new plant near Kaposvar 1 Description Edit The Hungarian vehicles technically constitute a 4th generation Ejder Yalcin with specific modifications for the Hungarian Defence Forces including LED lighting and improved ergonomics Examples already delivered by Nurol Makina are fitted with an auxiliary power unit on the rear left of the vehicle as well as Aselsan s Stabilised Advanced Remote Weapon Platform SARP 6 featuring SEDA directional gunshot detection system 7 1 Operators Edit Hungary The Hungarian Army is expected to receive 300 Gidrans 8 On February 9 2021 the first 10 fully integrated Gidran 4x4 vehicles were delivered to the 25th Infantry Brigade Gyorgy Klapka in Tata 9 See also EditEjder Yalcin 4 4References Edit a b c d e Land Warfare Platforms Armoured Fighting Vehicles Ejder Yalcin Janes 2021 04 19 Retrieved 2021 05 21 a b c d e f g h i Land Warfare Platforms Armoured Fighting Vehicles Ejder Yalcin Janes 2021 04 19 Retrieved 2021 05 21 War Horse on wheels honvedelem hu in Hungarian 2021 02 13 Retrieved 2021 02 14 Breaking More than 300 new armored vehicles to be procured by the Hungarian Defence Forces portfolio hu in Hungarian 2020 12 21 The Hungarian Defence Forces signed a contract for the supply of another forty armoured vehicles honvedelem hu in Hungarian 2020 12 21 SARP Stabilized Advanced Remote Weapon Platform aselsan com tr 2020 12 21 ASELSAN SEDA Gunshot Detection System PDF aselsan com tr Retrieved 22 December 2020 Hungary takes delivery of Gidran 4x4 armored vehicle based on Turkish Ejder Yalcin armyrecognition com 2020 12 29 Retrieved 2021 01 29 Gidran s on the way honvedelm hu in Hungarian 2021 02 09 Retrieved 2021 02 09 External links Edit NMS Yoruk 4 4 official site Nurol Makina Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Gidran vehicle amp oldid 1096328708, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
