Rz.Kfz 1714 Razkampfwagen
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| Type: | Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle |
| Place of origin: |  Western Natopia
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| Designed: | 1713 AN–1714 AN |
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| In service: | 1715 AN – |
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| Number built: | 0/26,600 (1714 AN) |
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| Weight: | 12 tonnes |
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| Effective range: | 750 km |
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| Engine: | Ahvaz Automotive Engineering Company turbo-charged diesel 124 kW |
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| Cost: | ₦ 432,000 |
The Razziakraftfahrzeug 1714 Razziakampfwagen, usually abbreviated as the Rz.Kfz 1714 Razkampfwagen, is a Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle developed in Western Natopia in the early 18th Century after Norton. It is a four-wheeled, four-wheel drive vehicle, used for transport of troops and the provision of fire support for punitive expeditions. It can hold a crew of four, plus eight additional soldiers and associated equipment.
Developed by Luix-Satyria Scientific-Production Association LLC in response to a specification provided by the Western Natopian Demesnial Forces, the Rz.Kfz 1714 Razkampfwagen is notable for representing an innovation for passive mine defence, derived from an analysis of the Lanzerwaldian-Whaler War. The main armoured steel body of the vehicle is raised high above the ground, so when a mine is detonated, the explosion is less likely to damage the crew compartment and kill the occupants. The cross-section of the hull is V-shaped (V-hull), directing the force of the explosion outwards, further protecting the occupants. The vehicle also offers crew protection from small arms fire.
The Rz.Kfz 1714 Razkampfwagen has been identified by the Raspur Pact as having the potential to replace the aging Snatch Land Rover on line of communications and area patrol duties
Licenced manufacturers
With Luix-Satyria Scientific-Production Association LLC as the primary rights holder, licences for manufacturing, under a regime established through the Financial and Legal Services Directorate of the Honourable Company and managed by ESB Holdings, have been granted to the following manufacturers in order to expedite production:
- Ahvaz Automotive Engineering Company
- Mishalan Arsenal
- Rusjar Mechanical Machine-Building Plant
- Stonetree Engineering Group
- Sårensby Arsenal
Production history
- Orders placed in 1714 AN were expected to be delivered in a series of tranches over the course of a decade.
