[Photo News] Hyundai Rotem's armored lifeline

Hyundai Rotem has developed a new armored medical evacuation vehicle designed to safely transport wounded soldiers from battlefields to medical facilities. The company said Tuesday it completed the two-year development project, led by the Defense Acquisition Program Administration, carrying out the entire process of design and prototype production to testing and evaluation with domestic technology. The vehicle can carry up to six ambulatory patients or four patients on stretchers, along with two medical personnel members. (Hyundai Rotem)

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