A compact, highly maneuverable armored personnel carrier designed for law enforcement, border patrol, and tactical units, the INKAS Hudson APC is also the kind of machine that fuels every apocalypse daydream you’ve ever had. Practical? Absolutely. Subtle? Not even a little. And that’s the appeal.
Underneath the armor, the Hudson is built on the Toyota Land Cruiser 79 platform, a chassis known worldwide for its durability and go-anywhere reliability. Power comes from a turbocharged 4.5-liter V8 diesel, producing 202 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque—not headline-grabbing numbers, but more than enough for a vehicle engineered to survive harsh environments and keep moving when things go sideways.
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INKAS kept the Hudson intentionally compact, giving it an advantage over larger armored carriers when it comes to maneuverability. Inside, there’s room for up to eight passengers, plus an additional position for a roof-mounted turret operator. For operations in extreme climates, the cabin is fitted with auxiliary air conditioning and an exhaust ventilation system, keeping occupants cool and air circulating even when sealed up tight. As a global-use vehicle, it’s available in both left-hand-drive and right-hand-drive configurations.
When conditions deteriorate, the Hudson is ready. Escape hatches, perimeter gunports, and extensive ballistic protection turn this armored carrier into a rolling safe room. Like most INKAS builds, the Hudson is highly configurable, allowing buyers to tailor exterior finishes, interior layouts, and onboard tech to suit specific missions—or fantasies.
Standard INKAS Hudson APC features include:
- Advanced reinforced door locking system
- 360-degree gunport coverage
- Electronic night vision system
- Engine bay armoring
- Roof-mounted turret hatch
- Multi-layer bullet-resistant glass
- Heavy-duty electronic winch
- Wide field of view from the driver’s cabin
Overkill for a weekend mountain trip? Definitely. But as far as armored vehicles go, the INKAS Hudson APC strikes a rare balance between size, capability, and sheer intimidation—proof that sometimes, “too much” is exactly enough.
