by Inkas developed an armor package for owners of the new Land Cruiser who are at high risk. The entire passenger compartment of the Toyota vehicle can withstand gunfire and grenade explosions. In addition to this, there is a wide range of other options available, including reinforced bumpers and a siren. With the Land Cruiser’s introduction in the USA, it became evident that aftermarket specialists would build an armored version of the new 250 series. That time has come, and it was the Inkas company.
The Toronto firm offers armor packages for many cars and SUVs, and the armored Land Cruiser is one of the first to hit the market. If you drive a modern Land Cruiser and need protection from external threats, this package is created for that purpose. It is intended for “high-risk individuals,” but it can also suit law enforcement, corporate clients, and government officials. The entire passenger compartment was improved, which is now protected from bullets and grenades. Inkas also installed military ballistic glass and a door armor system to ensure no bullets can penetrate through the door seams.
An armored partitioned compartment further enhances security, as does the armor plating for the fuel tank and run-flat tires. Other options are available. Customers can choose engine compartment armor, a fire suppression system, even a roof escape hatch. As for onboard gadgets, a night vision camera, siren/PA system, LED strobe lights, heavy-duty wheels, reinforced bumpers, and an oxygen filtration system should satisfy you. One of the key advantages of the new Inkas is that it looks like an ordinary Land Cruiser.
This means that owners will find it easier to blend into the background, not standing out among people and not attracting unwanted attention, which, we assume, is a good thing when you have “external threats” in mind.
