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In most cases, safe driving takes the fun out of things. That's not the case with Conquest Vehicles' Knight XV, the fully armored luxury SUV that has been letting the rich and famous hit the road in high style and complete safety since 2008.Now Toronto-based Conquest is expanding its market, bringing the Knight XV to China and India, and introducing a new, non-armored luxury SUV.
Like the Knight XV, the newly introduced Evade is built on a Ford F550 Super Duty Chassis.
With night vision camera systems and roof-mounted, joystick-controlled searchlights, this is not a vehicle for ordinary luxury driving.
That's not to say the high-end features are missing. The cabin provides 400 cubic feet of space, furnished with quality leathers and touch-screen technology. A commercial grade front and rear suspension keeps the ride smooth.
For civilians who want to dominate the road but don't need armored plating for protection, the Evade may be the way to go. It will be offered this fall, for $579,000.
It features armored plating and bulletproof glass.
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Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/conquest-vehicles-introduces-the-evade-2012-9?op=1#ixzz26CKqYXdC
It features armored plating and bulletproof glass.
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With a $629,000 price tag, the armored Knight XV is reserved for the wealthy.
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It has a V10, 6.8-liter engine, powered by biofuel.
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It was inspired by military vehicle designs.
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The Run-Flat tires can keep the Knight XV running even if they are damaged.
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The handles are made from a solid block of aluminum.
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The door hinges are reinforced for extra safety.
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The interiors can be relatively simple.
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Or very luxurious, even for the driver.
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And especially for the passengers.
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Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/conquest-vehicles-introduces-the-evade-2012-9?op=1#ixzz26CKj7W7g
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The Conquest Evade.[/TD]
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In most cases, safe driving takes the fun out of things. That's not the case with Conquest Vehicles' Knight XV, the fully armored luxury SUV that has been letting the rich and famous hit the road in high style and complete safety since 2008.Now Toronto-based Conquest is expanding its market, bringing the Knight XV to China and India, and introducing a new, non-armored luxury SUV.
Like the Knight XV, the newly introduced Evade is built on a Ford F550 Super Duty Chassis.
With night vision camera systems and roof-mounted, joystick-controlled searchlights, this is not a vehicle for ordinary luxury driving.
That's not to say the high-end features are missing. The cabin provides 400 cubic feet of space, furnished with quality leathers and touch-screen technology. A commercial grade front and rear suspension keeps the ride smooth.
For civilians who want to dominate the road but don't need armored plating for protection, the Evade may be the way to go. It will be offered this fall, for $579,000.
It features armored plating and bulletproof glass.
Conquest Vehicles
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/conquest-vehicles-introduces-the-evade-2012-9?op=1#ixzz26CKqYXdC
It features armored plating and bulletproof glass.
Conquest Vehicles
With a $629,000 price tag, the armored Knight XV is reserved for the wealthy.
Conquest Vehicles
It has a V10, 6.8-liter engine, powered by biofuel.
Conquest Vehicles
It was inspired by military vehicle designs.
Conquest Vehicles
The Run-Flat tires can keep the Knight XV running even if they are damaged.
Conquest Vehicles
The handles are made from a solid block of aluminum.
Conquest Vehicles
The door hinges are reinforced for extra safety.
Conquest Vehicles
The interiors can be relatively simple.
Conquest Vehicles
Or very luxurious, even for the driver.
Conquest Vehicles
And especially for the passengers.
Conquest Vehicles
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/conquest-vehicles-introduces-the-evade-2012-9?op=1#ixzz26CKj7W7g
