VEC-M1

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VEC-M1
Spanish Army's VEC in Spanish Armed Forces's day 2022 parade in Madrid
Type	Armoured fighting vehicle
Place of origin	Spain
Service history
Wars	Iraq War
Production history
Unit cost	483,000 EUR
Specifications
Mass	13.7 tonnes (13.5 long tons; 15.1 short tons)
Length	6.1 metres (20 ft)
Width	2.5 metres (8.2 ft)
Height	2.5 metres (8.2 ft)
Crew	5 (commander, gunner, driver and two scouts)
Armor	Steel (turret) Aluminium alloy (hull)
Power/weight	19.5 horsepower per tonne (14.5 kW/t)
Payload capacity	17 tonnes (17 long tons; 19 short tons)
Transmission	Six-wheel drive
Fuel capacity	400 litres (110 US gal)
Operational range	800 kilometres (500 mi)
Maximum speed	90 kilometres per hour (56 mph)

The Pegaso VEC-M1 is a Spanish military cavalry reconnaissance vehicle. It started service in the Spanish Army in 1980 as BMR-625 VEC (a.k.a. Pegaso 3562) and all of them were upgraded in late 1990s to the M1 version.