Dongfeng EQ2050

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Dongfeng EQ2050
Bangladesh Army DongFeng EQ2050 (23373519529).jpg
A Bangladeshi army EQ2050 in 2015
Type
Place of origin China
Service history
In service2007–present
Used bySee Users
Production history
Designer AM General [lower-alpha 1]
Designed2004
Manufacturer Dongfeng Motor Group
Produced2007 – Present
VariantsSee Variants
Specifications
Mass3,250 kg (7,170 lb) (Curb Weight)
Length4,970 mm (196 in)
Width2,134 mm (84.0 in)
Height1,960 mm (77 in)
Crew1 (Driver)
Passengers3 (Passengers)
Main
armament
Various
Secondary
armament
Various
Engine
  • GM 6.5 litre V8 turbo-charged diesel (EQ2050)
  • EQB150-20 110kW/2,700R turbo-charged diesel (EQ2058)
Transmission
  • 4-speed gearbox (Automatic) (EQ2050)
  • 5-speed gearbox (Manual) (EQ2058)
Operational
range
130 km/h (Maximum Road Speed)
References [2] [3] [4]

The Dongfeng EQ2050 [lower-alpha 2] is a Chinese-made armored vehicle based on the Humvee, manufactured for government use by the Dongfeng Motor Group. It is known to be sold by the company for 700,000 Yuan ($93,000). [5] The vehicle was created after People's Liberation Army (PLA) officials saw the Humvee deployed in the Gulf War. While it is used in the PLA, it has also been exported to friendly countries for military use.

Contents

The EQ2050 is largely being replaced in its role by the newer Dongfeng Mengshi class of vehicles.

History

AM General presented a Humvee to the PLA for a demonstration in 1988 at the Beijing Defence Exhibition. [2] The PLA were not interested in the vehicle, due to concerns of high maintenance costs and the vehicle's bulky size. [2] [6] The Humvee was seen in action worldwide via television during Operation Desert Storm, which gave the PLA second thoughts about having a similar vehicle for military use. [7]

The Chinese petroleum industry purchased civilian Hummers in the 1990s. [2] This gave Chinese automakers the ability to inspect the vehicle for reverse engineering. [7] In 2003, the EQ2050 debuted at a car show after a prototype was made in 2002. [2] Dongfeng Motor Group and Shenyang Aircraft Corporation were involved in producing prototypes similar to the Humvee for the PLA, with the former being selected. [8]

The vehicle became the PLA's preferred candidate in 2004, with 57 vehicles sent to the organization for trials from 2004 to 2006. [2] They were driven in the Tibetan Plateau, Gobi desert, and the northeastern parts of Heilongjiang province to simulate driving the EQ2050 in winter conditions. [2]

The first 100 EQ2050s were manufactured with US-made parts. [7] They passed design trials in 2006. [2] EQ2050s were then delivered to PLA special forces unit in the Guangzhou Military Region. [9]

While the EQ2050 was adopted by the PLA, it has also been adopted by People's Armed Police firefighter brigades [10] and by Chinese Public Security Police forces. [7] [8] A civilian concept known as the Brave Soldier was put on display at the 2011 Shanghai Auto Show. [11] The CS/VA1 Light Strike Vehicle was first seen on public display at the 2012 Africa Aerospace & Defence Exhibition in Pretoria, South Africa. [12] [13]

In October 2016, the EQ2050 was reported to be deployed by the PLA near the Afghan-Chinese border. [14] [15] During the 2020 Belarusian protests, various news agencies reported the deployment of Belarusian EQ2050s throughout Minsk. [16]

On January 4, 2024, the PLA's Hong Kong Garrison officially reported the acquisition of the PCP001. [17]

Development

Interior of the EQ2050 at the 2016 Moscow International Automobile Salon convention. DFM "Warior" on MIAS 2016 - interior.jpg
Interior of the EQ2050 at the 2016 Moscow International Automobile Salon convention.

When the vehicle was first built, the EQ2050 included the Hummer H1 chassis. [3] It was powered by a Dongfeng-built Cummins EQB150-20 110 kW/2,700R turbo-charged diesel engine, but it came with the option of using a U.S.-made V8 diesel engine instead. [3] [7] The licensing rights for the Cummins engine were purchased so that Beijing could avoid any potential sanctions. [6]

Since 2008, almost all parts for the EQ2050 are made in China. [3] Both the EQ2050 and EQ2058 vehicles have a 5-speed gear box and a 2-speed transfer box. [18]

The EQ2050 is a four-wheel drive vehicle with an independent suspension system and central inflating system. [3] The EQ2050 has redesigned lights and radiators. [2] Dongfeng worked with AM General Motors to acquire American parts for the first EQ2050s made in production [9] before the company was able to produce the necessary parts in China. [2] The vehicle can be configured to be armed with machine guns, automatic grenade launcher, or anti-tank missiles mounted on top. [4] Body styles include soft, hard, truck, and van versions. [2] [3]

It was previously licensed to DRB-HICOM in Malaysia to be marketed to countries that needed a right-hand drive vehicle, as the HICOM High Mobility Utility Vehicle (HMUV). [19]

Variants

EQ2050
Original model. Consists of the following models:
EQ2050M
Updated civilian model sold under the Guowo Dongfeng name (国务东风). [33]
EQ2050M3D
RHD model for export. [34]
EQ2058
A version of the EQ2050 made for military purposes, which has an armored body outfitted via armored plating. [2] Bonnet/door are made of non-composite materials to reduce detection through infrared radiation. [2] Equipped with EMP shielding from EMP disruptions. [2]
CS/VA1 Light Strike Vehicle
A fast attack vehicle that can be equipped with either a machine gun or automatic grenade launcher. [12] It is marketed by Norinco. [35]
CTJ-002 Assault Vehicle
EQ2050 variant with machine gun mounted on top. [36]
CSK-002 Airborne Assault Vehicle
Airborne assault vehicle equipped with smoke grenade dischargers, a machine gun on top and an AGL on the front passenger seat. [37] [38]
PCP-001
82 mm self-propelled rapid-deployment automatic mortar system. [39] The mortar system is fed with an magazine. In service with PLA Airborne Corps [40] and Ground Force combined arms battalions. [41]
DongFeng CS/SS4
Self-propelled mortar system with the Type 81 mortar attached on the vehicle's body. [42]
Dongfeng EQ2050 with mounted mobile laser system [43]
Brave Soldier
A civilian version of the EQ2050 which will use petrol engines instead of diesel engines as a concept. [44] Sometimes known as EQ2040H Brave Soldier. [45] Working models were shown in Chinese auto shows. [45]
Warrior M50
Production version of the EQ2050 made only for the civilian market. [46]

Users

Map of HMMWV (Humvee) operators worldwide. Dark blue shows HMMWV operators, light blue shows PRC HMMWV operators HMMWV Operator Map.png
Map of HMMWV (Humvee) operators worldwide. Dark blue shows HMMWV operators, light blue shows PRC HMMWV operators

Failed contracts

Non-State Actors

Notes

  1. ↑ The design was based on AM General's Humvee [1]
  2. ↑ It is also known as Dongfeng Mengshi (东风猛士) [3]

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