With gasoline or diesel engine: "Argo" engineers are developing the "Triton" amphibious all-terrain vehicle for the Russian military

The prototype of the all-terrain vehicle was the Soviet LuAZ front-line transporter

The Russian company "Argo" is developing the "Triton" amphibious all-terrain vehicle for the Russian military to cross rivers. Its prototype is the Soviet LuAZ front-line transporter, said the company's director Konstantin Bagdasarov.

The all-terrain vehicle has a niche in the military, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and the civilian sector
Konstantin Bagdasarov

The main feature of the "Triton" is the preservation of buoyancy when jumping into the water from a low cliff. At the same time, there is no threat to the engine. Its carrying capacity on water is up to 1.5 tons, on land - 1 ton.

It is expected that the amphibious all-terrain vehicle will be affordable: 2.4 million rubles when equipped with an internal combustion engine and 2.9 million rubles with a diesel engine. According to Bagdasarov, one armored personnel carrier is comparable in price to 10 "Tritons".

Now, specialists are assembling a prototype. Its tests will begin in late spring - early summer 2024.

Earlier it was reported about tests of the latest BTR-22.