Ukraine Builds Frontline Medevac on Battle-Tested Inguar-3 With Rapid-Load Ramp

Ukraine’s defense industry has introduced a new medical evacuation variant of the Inguar-3 armored vehicle, designed to transport wounded personnel from the battlefield under protection.

According to Defense Express on May 4, Ukrainian manufacturer Inguar Defence presented the Inguar-3 MED as a dedicated medevac platform based on its combat-proven armored vehicle already in service with Ukraine’s Defense Forces.

The new version replaces the standard rear troop doors with a fast-loading ramp equipped with guide rails, allowing quicker and more controlled loading of stretchers.

Inside, the vehicle has been reconfigured from a troop compartment into a medical module, featuring mounting points for stretchers and space for specialized equipment. The layout is modular, enabling adaptation depending on mission requirements.

The Inguar-3 MED is designed to carry two wounded personnel at a time, prioritizing stability and medical support during transport rather than maximum capacity.

The vehicle retains the base platform’s protection, rated at Level 3 under STANAG 4569, along with its independent suspension and high-mobility chassis suited for rough terrain.

According to Defense Express, the Inguar-3 platform has already demonstrated survivability in combat conditions and serves as a base for multiple variants, including troop transport, drone operator vehicles, and other specialized configurations.

The company has also previously showcased a pickup version for UAV crews and is reportedly working on lighter and 6×6 variants.

Earlier, Inguar-3 armored vehicle remained operational after being struck and set on fire by a Russian FPV drone, successfully evacuating its crew to safety. The vehicle, equipped with anti-drone mesh, electronic warfare systems, and STANAG 4569 Level 3 armor, continued moving despite visible flames.

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