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At SAHA 2026 in Istanbul, Army Recognition Defense Web TV interviews Turkish armored vehicle manufacturer Nurol Makina to discuss the company’s latest combat vehicle developments, export success, and evolving role in modern land warfare.
During the exhibition, Nurol Makina presents several of its flagship armored vehicles, including the new NMS-EWB extended wheelbase armored vehicle designed to transport up to 11 personnel, the compact and highly mobile NMS-L 4×4, and the Ejder Yalçın armored vehicle displayed in ambulance configuration.
The interview highlights how the company continues to expand the operational flexibility of the Ejder Yalçın family, now available in up to 16 to 17 mission configurations ranging from troop transport and reconnaissance to medical evacuation and internal security operations.
Nurol Makina confirms that the Ejder Yalçın armored vehicle family is currently in service in 13 countries with around 1,000 vehicles deployed worldwide, demonstrating the growing international demand for highly mobile and combat-proven protected vehicles.
The company also reveals that more than 2,000 Nurol Makina armored vehicles are currently operating across over 20 countries, reflecting Türkiye’s expanding position in the global defense vehicle market and the increasing export success of its land systems industry.
This interview provides insight into current trends in armored mobility, modular mission configurations, and the growing importance of adaptable wheeled armored vehicles for modern combat, peacekeeping, and asymmetric warfare operations.
Army Recognition is on-site at SAHA 2026 to deliver exclusive interviews, defense industry analysis, and coverage of the latest military technologies shaping the future of warfare.
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