Rheinmetall has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs wheeled armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances (pictured) and tactical operations centres. (Rheinmetall)

Rheinmetall announced in a press release on 14 October that it has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs (Fox) 6x6 armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances and tactical operations centres.

The armoured ambulance demonstrator is being presented at the convention of the Gesellschaft für Wehrmedizin und Wehrpharmazie, a German non-governmental organisation devoted to military medicine and pharmaceuticals, in Koblenz on 14–15 October.

The demonstrator's interior volume now measures 12 m ³ and the headroom has been increased from 1.26 m to 1.6 m. The armoured ambulance version can carry two wounded soldiers lying down and two seated.

Rheinmetall has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs wheeled armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances (pictured) and tactical operations centres. (Rheinmetall)

Rheinmetall announced in a press release on 14 October that it has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs (Fox) 6x6 armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances and tactical operations centres.

The armoured ambulance demonstrator is being presented at the convention of the Gesellschaft für Wehrmedizin und Wehrpharmazie, a German non-governmental organisation devoted to military medicine and pharmaceuticals, in Koblenz on 14–15 October.

The demonstrator's interior volume now measures 12 m ³ and the headroom has been increased from 1.26 m to 1.6 m. The armoured ambulance version can carry two wounded soldiers lying down and two seated.

Rheinmetall has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs wheeled armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances (pictured) and tactical operations centres. (Rheinmetall)

Rheinmetall announced in a press release on 14 October that it has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs (Fox) 6x6 armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances and tactical operations centres.

The armoured ambulance demonstrator is being presented at the convention of the Gesellschaft für Wehrmedizin und Wehrpharmazie, a German non-governmental organisation devoted to military medicine and pharmaceuticals, in Koblenz on 14–15 October.

The demonstrator's interior volume now measures 12 m ³ and the headroom has been increased from 1.26 m to 1.6 m. The armoured ambulance version can carry two wounded soldiers lying down and two seated.

Rheinmetall has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs wheeled armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances (pictured) and tactical operations centres. (Rheinmetall)

Rheinmetall announced in a press release on 14 October that it has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs (Fox) 6x6 armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances and tactical operations centres.

The armoured ambulance demonstrator is being presented at the convention of the Gesellschaft für Wehrmedizin und Wehrpharmazie, a German non-governmental organisation devoted to military medicine and pharmaceuticals, in Koblenz on 14–15 October.

The demonstrator's interior volume now measures 12 m ³ and the headroom has been increased from 1.26 m to 1.6 m. The armoured ambulance version can carry two wounded soldiers lying down and two seated.

Rheinmetall has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs wheeled armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances (pictured) and tactical operations centres. (Rheinmetall)

Rheinmetall announced in a press release on 14 October that it has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs (Fox) 6x6 armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances and tactical operations centres.

The armoured ambulance demonstrator is being presented at the convention of the Gesellschaft für Wehrmedizin und Wehrpharmazie, a German non-governmental organisation devoted to military medicine and pharmaceuticals, in Koblenz on 14–15 October.

The demonstrator's interior volume now measures 12 m ³ and the headroom has been increased from 1.26 m to 1.6 m. The armoured ambulance version can carry two wounded soldiers lying down and two seated.

Rheinmetall has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs wheeled armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances (pictured) and tactical operations centres. (Rheinmetall)

Rheinmetall announced in a press release on 14 October that it has developed a high-roof version of the Fuchs (Fox) 6x6 armoured transport vehicle for roles such as armoured ambulances and tactical operations centres.

The armoured ambulance demonstrator is being presented at the convention of the Gesellschaft für Wehrmedizin und Wehrpharmazie, a German non-governmental organisation devoted to military medicine and pharmaceuticals, in Koblenz on 14–15 October.

The demonstrator's interior volume now measures 12 m ³ and the headroom has been increased from 1.26 m to 1.6 m. The armoured ambulance version can carry two wounded soldiers lying down and two seated.