RG-33

RG-33 (standard four wheel variant)
Type	Infantry Mobility Vehicle
Place of origin	South Africa
Service history
In service	2007 – present
Used by	United States Army United States Marine Corps Croatian Army
Wars	Global War on Terrorism
Production history
Designer	Land Systems OMC
Manufacturer	BAE Systems Land Systems South Africa
Unit cost	$300,000
Variants	RG-33 (4x4)
Specifications
Length	22.1 feet (6,700 mm)
Width	8 feet (2,400 mm)
Height	9.5 feet (2,900 mm)
Crew	2 + 12 crew
Armor	monocoque v-hull
Main armament	Optional armored glass turret or remote weapon station
Engine	Cummins 400 I6 Diesel 400hp
Transmission	Allison 3200
Suspension	4x4 Double wishbone suspension
Ground clearance	14 inches (360 mm)
Maximum speed	68 miles per hour (109 km/h)

RG-33L (six wheel extended variant)
Service history
Used by	US Army US Marines Croatian Army
Wars	Global War on Terrorism
Production history
Designer	Land Systems OMC
Manufacturer	BAE Systems Land Systems South Africa
Unit cost	$630,000
Produced	October 2006 (RG-33L)[1]
Variants	RG-33L (6x6)
Specifications
Length	28 feet (8,500 mm)
Width	8 feet (2,400 mm)
Height	9.5 feet (2,900 mm)
Crew	2 + 12 crew
Armor	monocoque v-hull
Main armament	Optional armored glass turret or remote weapon station
Engine	Cummins 400 Turbo Diesel 400hp
Transmission	Allison 3200
Suspension	6x6 Double wishbone suspension
Ground clearance	14 inches (360 mm)
Fuel capacity	80 gal
Maximum speed	70 miles per hour (110 km/h)

The RG-33 is a mine-resistant light armored vehicle initially designed by BAE Systems Land Systems South Africa (formerly Land Systems OMC), a South African subsidiary of BAE Systems. BAE Systems in the US extensively modified it with additional protection, new powertrain, and suspension systems. It was built in a number of locations including York, Pennsylvania. It was one of several vehicles being fielded by the US Armed Forces in Iraq under the MRAP program.