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L&T, BAE Systems begin BvS10 Sindhu production for Indian Army

Larsen & Toubro and BAE Systems began producing the BvS10 Sindhu articulated all-terrain vehicle for the Indian Army at L&T's Hazira facility in Gujarat. The first batch comprises 18 vehicles ordered in November 2025, with deliveries expected to begin in March 2027 under a licensing arrangement supported by BAE Systems Hägglunds. The two-section tracked vehicle is intended for demanding terrain, including high-altitude operations along India's northern and western borders. The Army has not publicly specified the variant mix in this initial order or committed to any larger follow-on quantity.

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