Turkish defense company and automotive manufacturer Otokar has introduced the country's first domestically developed electric-powered armored combat vehicle, which will be tested and ready for purchase within a year, the company's chairman said Wednesday, April 24.
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Akrep II (Illustration source: Otokar)
Akrep II (Illustration source: Otokar)
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