Archive · 1 Aug 2025
Indian Army Procures Trailers, Conducts Tech Exercise
The Indian Army has purchased 212 new trailers from Axiscades to move tanks and other large vehicles.
This deal is worth about ₹223.95 crore and supports making things in India.
The trailers have special features like ramps and axles to help them move tanks across difficult landscapes.
These trailers will help the army move things faster and more efficiently.
Also, the army recently did an exercise in East Sikkim using new technology like AI and drones to improve how they see and make decisions on the battlefield.
Indian Army contracted Axiscades for 212 tank transporter trailers for ₹223.95 crore.
The contract supports the 'Aatmnirbhar Bharat' initiative.
Trailers feature hydraulic ramps and steerable axles for efficient transportation.
These trailers will improve the Indian Army's operational and logistical abilities.
The Army conducted 'Exercise DIVYA DRISHTI' in East Sikkim.
- Who
- The Indian Army and Axiscades Aerospace.
- What
- The Indian Army signed a contract for 212 tank transporter trailers and conducted the 'Exercise DIVYA DRISHTI'.
- When
- The contract was signed recently and the exercise was conducted on July 28.
- Where
- The exercise was conducted in East Sikkim.
- Why
- To enhance operational mobility and improve battlefield awareness.
- Contract Value
- ₹223.95 crore
- Number of Trailers
- 212
- Company
- Axiscades Aerospace and Technologies Private Limited
- Category
- Buy (Indian-IDDM)
- Exercise Name
- ‘Exercise DIVYA DRISHTI’
- Exercise Location
- East Sikkim
