LAV-25 Coyote Battlefield Reconnaissance Vehicle (1993)
The LAV-25 Coyote 8x8 vehicle is similar to the US Marine Coprs LAV-25 light armored vehicle.
Designed from the Swiss MOWAG Piranha, the LAV-25 retains 8x8 and full amphibious capabilities. Standard armament consists of the M242 Bushmaster chain gun along with a 7.62mm coaxial machine gun in a two-person powered turret. The Coyote is crewed by a compliment of four and features an array of advanced reconnaissance equipment that includes long-range TV cameras, mast-mounted retractable sensors, day/night target acquisition features, laser rangefinder and GPS system. Text ©2003-2013 www.MilitaryFactory.com • All Rights Reserved • No Reproduction Permitted
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Specifications for the
LAV-25 Coyote
Battlefield Reconnaissance Vehicle
Country of Origin: Canada
Manufacturer: General Dynamics Land Systems - Canada
Initial Year of Service: 1993
Production: Not Available
Focus Model: LAV-25 Coyote
Crew: 4
Overall Length: 20.96ft (6.39m)
Width: 8.20ft (2.50m)
Height: 8.83ft (2.69m)
Weight: 14.8 US Short Tons (13,400kg; 29,542lbs)
Powerplant: 1 x Detroit Diesel Model 6V-53T engine generating 275bhp at 2,800rpm.
Maximum Speed: 62mph (100 km/h)
Maximum Range: 410 miles (660 km)
NBC Protection: Not Available
Nightvision: Yes - Passive
Armament:
1 x 25mm M242 Bushmaster chain gun
1 x 7.62mm coaxial machine gun
1 x 7.62mm machine gun
8 x smoke grenade dischargers
Ammunition:
Not Available
Variants:
LAV-C2 - Command and Control Vehicle
LAV-25 - Base Combat Vehicle Designation as utilized by the United States Marine Corps.
LAV-25 "Coyote" - Battlefield Reconnassaince Vehicle in service with the Canadian Armed Forces.
LAV-AT - Anti-tank Vehicle
LAV-L - Logistics Vehicle
LAV-M - Mortar Carrier Vehicle
LAV-R - Armored Recovery Vehicle
Piranha - Swiss-Produced Variant of which the LAV-25 is based on; produced by MOWAG.
Operators: Canada
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