2023年2月8日 · The BTR-82A is an advanced 8×8 wheeled armoured personnel carrier (APC) manufactured by Military Industrial Company of Russia. It is being used by the armies of Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and Belarus.

2025年1月2日 · The BTR-82A is an upgraded version of the BTR-80A wheeled armored vehicles. In December 2008, Russia's Military Industrial Company (MIC) was already testing the prototypes which were unveiled in December 2009.

The BTR-82A is a Tier 8 special premium Armored Fighting Vehicle under Marat Shishkin 's dealership. The BTR-82A wheeled IFV is one of the most common Russian fighting vehicles today. It is a deep modernization of the Soviet BTR-80 APC.

The BTR-82A's overall layout and ballistic protection is the same as the BTR-80A, but crew survivability has been increased with the installation of spall liners, blast-attenuating seating and an improved fire detection and suppression system.

2024年7月11日 · The BTR-82 wheeled armored vehicle personnel carrier features energy absorbing structures and a new powerful Diesel engine KAMAZ 740.14-300 developing 300 hp of power. The BTR-82 is also fitted with new transmission components and suspension allowing an increased average speed in rough terrain.

2022年8月8日 · Latest reports list 165 BTR-82As and 61 BTR-80s lost, including 62 BTR-82As and 33 BTR-80s captured, and 25 of both models demolished or abandoned. It seems that even with a 30 mm cannon for defense, the BTR-82A is more workhorse than warhorse and more often the target than the hunter.

2023年9月23日 · Hailed by defense specialists as a full-fledged combat vehicle, the BTR-82A created a big stir in late-2010 with its 2A72 30 mm chain gun, coaxial 7.62mm MG and advanced observation gear,...

The BTR-82 is an improved version of the BTR-80 that is produced since 2011. The improvements include a spall liner, new night vision sights, GLONASS navigation, more powerful engine and same BPPU turret as fitted on the BTR-80A and S.

2023年8月22日 · During the "Army-2023" event, Russia unveiled an upgraded version of the BTR-82A armored personnel carrier (APC), referred to by some sources as the BTR-82A "U". This updated model aims to provide enhanced ballistic and anti-mine protection, catering to the needs of general-purpose units.

In October 2015 the arms of the 45th separate brigade of special purpose airborne Russian troops began to acquire the newest armored personnel carriers - BTR-82A.