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Eternal SUV From Russia


A Russian engineer Yuri Postnikov, who has been living and working in Germany since 1994, founded the Partisan Motors company. He believes his SUV prototype "Partisan One" is "the best car for the world's worst roads". An SUV with a simple design with the body is dotted with holes for fastening armored panels.
It is reported that the cars will be equipped with a turbodiesel from Fiat in volume of 2.8 liters and a capacity of 150 horsepowers, and the hybrid variant with the electric motor. However, the layout may change: the engine can be mounted vertical and horizontal.



The Partisan One can serve in the army for more than 50 years and will not require replacement, and the manufacturer's warranty 100 years for the car.



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