The Armortruck SUV Is An Apocalypse-Ready Supertruck

This awesomely armored SUV concept is made for the end of the world.

Armortruck Concept by Milen Ivanov (4)
Milen Ivanov/Behance

Milen Ivanov/Behance

Specialty subdivisions of BMW and Range Rover offer bulletproof variants of the luxury automakers’ current models, and other aftermarket companies like Brabus and AddArmor go a step further by making donor vehicles damn-near bombproof. But none of those examples look anywhere near as sturdy as the Armortruck SUV. 

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Granted, this is a concept posted to visual artist-centric platform Behance, so performance comparisons aren’t possible. But the Armortruck renderings were expertly completed with an extraordinary amount of realistic detail at the hands of Milen Ivanov, a Bulgarian concept artist at Dreamworks who previously worked for electric hypercar maker Rimrac Automobili in a similar capacity. 

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Hi Consumption notes that the Armortruck is ambitious even for a concept, with a dizzying number of angled exterior panels, massive gullwing doors, unusually-treadded tactical tires wrapped around equally weird wheels, a front winch, and LED lights that sit flush with the body at every embed point. A video recently posted to Ivanov’s Instagram show sidesteps retreating into rocker panels as the gullwing doors close. 

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The interior mirrors the exterior’s angled lines and coloring, with tan, and black materials on the seats, dash and doors, as well as bright blue seatbelts and cabin lights. 

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A Tesla-esque touchscreen sits above a bulky rectangular shifter, while the squared steering wheel looks like it was inspired by Formula One. The interior also seats four full-size people, indicating that the vehicle is not mid-engined. An electric powertrain would make sense, given Ivanov’s stint at Rimrac. 

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After you’re done ogling at Ivanov’s Armortruck, check out other wild Lamborghini, Audi and Bugatti renders from his ‘gram below: 

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