Ukraine unveils new armored vehicles at IDEF 2025

Ukrainian defense company UKR ARMO TECH has introduced its newest armored vehicle solutions at the IDEF 2025 international defense exhibition in Istanbul, Türkiye.

The company presented two platforms: the UAT-GYURZA-02 and the UAT-TISA, both developed for modern battlefield requirements.

“This week, UKR ARMO TECH is showcasing its latest armored vehicle solutions at one of the world’s leading defense exhibitions — IDEF 2025 in Istanbul,” the company said. “We’re proud to present two of our latest armored vehicles — UAT.GYURZA-02 and UAT-TISA — at IDEF, one of the leading international defense exhibitions. Both models reflect our commitment to innovation, mobility, and battlefield-tested protection — developed to meet the evolving needs of modern defense.”

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The company says both vehicles are already in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine and are being produced in series. Experts estimate that several hundred of these vehicles have been manufactured and are actively deployed on the front lines.

The UAT.GYURZA-02 is a light armored vehicle designed for rapid troop transport and reconnaissance missions, while the UAT-TISA is a tactical vehicle optimized for mobility and protection in high-threat environments. Both models have been developed based on combat experience in Ukraine and are intended to support a wide range of military operations.

UKR ARMO TECH’s appearance at IDEF underscores Ukraine’s growing role in the global defense industry and highlights its ability to produce battlefield-proven equipment despite the challenges of ongoing war.

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