The PARS SCOUT 8×8 CBRN Reconnaissance Vehicle exhibited for the first time at IDEF 2025. Developed within the scope of Special Purpose Tactical Wheeled Armoured Vehicles Project signed with the Presidency of Defense Industries (SSB) in line with the needs of the Turkish Armed Forces, the deliveries PARS SCOUT 6×6 and 8×8 vehicles have started. PARS SCOUT 8×8 vehicles are the first-ever 8×8 armoured combat vehicles to serve in the Turkish Armed Forces. The PARS SCOUT 8×8 CBRN Reconnaissance Vehicle that will be delivered in scope of this Project has stand-off detection capability, radiation detection capability and the capability to detect and identify Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs), Toxic Industrial Materials (TIMs) and Biological Warfare Agents (BWAs). The CBRN collective protection system fitted, provides over pressure and an assisted breathing face mask system to the vehicle. The collective protection system is designed in accordance with the NATO standard AEP-54. The vehicle is fitted with a remote-controlled stabilized weapon system on which a 40mm automatic grenade launcher and 12.7mm or 7.62mm machine gun can be fitted in accordance with user requirements.
PARS SCOUT 8×8 CBRN Reconnaissance Vehicle has been designed for a CBRN Reconnaissance team of 6 personnel comprising driver, team / vehicle commander and two CBRN operators. An additional crew seat has been included within the vehicle to improve operational capability and crew flexibility, particularly when taking and handling Chemical and Biological samples for further analysis. PARS SCOUT 8×8 CBRN Reconnaissance Vehicle is fitted with chemical detection units to monitor continuously for the presence of Chemical Warfare Agents and Toxic Industrial Materials both outside and inside of the vehicle and detection and classification of solid or liquid samples. The vehicle is equipped with a Stand-Off Detector which uses laser technology and can detect up to a distance of 5km. Furthermore, a gas chromatograph and mass spectrometer (GC/MS) device for further detailed chemical analysis of a range of samples is integrated into the vehicle. The PARS SCOUT 8×8 CBRN Reconnaissance Vehicle is capable of continuous Biological Agent Detection. If a potential biological agent is detected, a secondary sample is taken for further analysis that is carried out within the fully integrated glove box designed to provide operator safety.

Due to the integrated design of the glove box, a variety of ground samples can be taken to the glove box via the sample handling mechanism for further analysis and identification. Gamma radiation detectors are integrated to the outside of the vehicle in order to alert the crew to the direction and level of the radiation hazard. Vehicle is fitted with an internal radiation detection device and individual crew dosimeters for personnel protection and dose rate monitoring. The integrated area marking system of the vehicle allows the operator to mark any contaminated area identified without having to leave the vehicle. The NATO standard ground marking flags are placed from within the vehicle using the interlocking delivery system which maintains vehicle over pressure and crew safety at all times. The PARS SCOUT 8X8 CBRN Reconnaissance Vehicle incorporates the Double Wheel Sampling System which provides a continuous detection and identification capability whilst on the move. The information gathered via the CBRN detection devices, when incorporated with the data received from the integrated meteorological device and GPS, can be transmitted using the on-board communication system, in accordance with ATP 45 format.
The PARS SCOUT 8×8 tactical wheeled armoured combat vehicle platform, is designed to be used in low and high intensity scenarios, offering strategic advantages to the user thanks to its unique features, and incorporate the most advanced technologies. PARS SCOUT 8×8 has a power-to-weight ratio of 20 Hp/ton (includes payload), and reaches a maximum road speed of up to 100 km/h and is capable of manoeuvring on 60% vertical and a 30% side slope, climbing 0.7 meters high obstacles and crossing the 2 meters trenches. Thanks to the engine layout and its balanced design, the vehicle’s axle loads are almost equal. This design approach provides the vehicle with the ability to move comfortably even on loose and rough terrain while also providing maximum control at high-speed and short braking distances. The central tire inflation system (CTIS) allows the driver to adjust tire pressure to suit different terrains. Under favour of hydro-pneumatic suspension system, the vehicle has the best road holding and ride height for different road conditions. PARS SCOUT 8×8’s turning radius and the tire wear are minimized thanks to AWS (All Wheel Steering) System. PARS SCOUT 8×8 has a range of over 800 km, and it has under-armour protected fuel tanks. The vehicle is fitted with run-flat tires and with a self-recovery winch.

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