Carbon Motors - the company behind the E7, the world’s only purpose-built law enforcement patrol car - is expanding its range with the TX7 Multi Mission Vehicle.
As the name implies, it has been designed to fulfil a number of roles such as personnel transport, command and control, surveillance and disaster relief. Up to ten people can be accommodated, while cargo can either be carried internally or towed.
+Front+Side.jpg "Carbon TX7 Multi Mission Vehicle (2013) Front Side")
Among the many items of optional equipment that will allow users to tailor the TX7 to their specific needs are a prisoner containment cell, run-flat tyres, ballistic protection and roof-mounted solar panels. Also available is an impressive array of threat detection technologies including infra-red cameras, a proximity warning system and even weapons of mass destruction sensors.
For go-anywhere ability an all-wheel drive system is fitted as standard. Power comes from a V8 turbo diesel engine that’s connected to a six-speed automatic transmission, although a compressed natural gas alternative is also going to be offered.
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+Rear+Side.jpg "Carbon TX7 Multi Mission Vehicle (2013) Rear Side")
Production of the TX7 MMV is due to begin late next year. The per unit starting price is currently $149,950, and Carbon Motors is already accepting orders from authorised agencies.
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As the name implies, it has been designed to fulfil a number of roles such as personnel transport, command and control, surveillance and disaster relief. Up to ten people can be accommodated, while cargo can either be carried internally or towed.
+Front+Side.jpg "Carbon TX7 Multi Mission Vehicle (2013) Front Side")
Among the many items of optional equipment that will allow users to tailor the TX7 to their specific needs are a prisoner containment cell, run-flat tyres, ballistic protection and roof-mounted solar panels. Also available is an impressive array of threat detection technologies including infra-red cameras, a proximity warning system and even weapons of mass destruction sensors.
For go-anywhere ability an all-wheel drive system is fitted as standard. Power comes from a V8 turbo diesel engine that’s connected to a six-speed automatic transmission, although a compressed natural gas alternative is also going to be offered.
+Top.jpg "Carbon TX7 Multi Mission Vehicle (2013) Top")
+Rear+Side.jpg "Carbon TX7 Multi Mission Vehicle (2013) Rear Side")
Production of the TX7 MMV is due to begin late next year. The per unit starting price is currently $149,950, and Carbon Motors is already accepting orders from authorised agencies.
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2013 Ford Police Interceptor
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