INKAS® plans to manufacture armored vehicles in the city of Fort Pierce, Florida. The company’s US branch, INKAS USA, Inc., will locate an $18.75 million manufacturing facility in St. Lucie County.

Armored vehicles are readily available from a range of manufacturers today, but many share a common flaw. While they offer excellent protection, they often stick out in traffic like a sore thumb, ...

The long-awaited Toyota Land Cruiser 250 is here, and INKAS® Armored is enhancing its strength with BR6-level armoring. The long-awaited Toyota Land Cruiser 250 is here, and INKAS® Armored is ...

This 2025 Ram 1500 is every inch a fortress on wheels. It comes with armored glass, run-flat tires, and an emergency evacuation hatch. Canadian tuner INKAS bulletproofed it all around, but who would ...

The Chevrolet Suburban Shield might look at this armored luxury SUV with envy. The Lac Hong 900 LX, developed through a first-of-its-kind collaboration between INKAS Armored Vehicle Manufacturing and ...

If you’ve been eyeballing a new Land Cruiser now that Toyota brought it back to America but you’re hesitant to buy one because of its susceptibility to machine gun fire, then boy, do I have news for ...

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is the pinnacle of luxurious SUVs, and for high-profile owners who need to be chauffeured around in safety, Inkas has the answer. The Canadian firm is best known for armoring ...

The beefed-up Lexus can now withstand shots from an assault rifle and grenade blasts. Inkas has installed new wheels equipped with run-flat tires. Various options are available, including a fire ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. INKAS plans to invest $38 million and hire 294 people over the next five years. Jamie Lynn Sigler thought posing for Maxim would ...

(The Center Square) – VinFast, the troubled Vietnamese carmaker planning a $4 billion electric vehicle facility in North Carolina, and INKAS have collaborated to offer a fully electric armored SUV.

(CBS DETROIT) - Gun violence may not be a big issue in Canada, but one Canadian company is hoping to capitalize on America's gun violence problem by equipping Ram trucks with armor that repels bullets ...