ATV-01 CWS XVII

ATV-01
ATV-01 & ATV-01A Parked next to each other in Zagreb
Type	Terrain Transport Vehicle
Place of origin	Croatia / Yugoslavia
Service History
In service	1943 - Present
Used by	Croatia Germany Bulgaria Chamont Union (Hungary)
Wars	German-South-Polish War Cyprus War Romani-Yugoslav War URSR-Ukraine War Yugoslav-Italian War
Production history
Designer	Dalibor Morić
Designed	1941
No. built	+89
Variants	ATV-01 ATV-01A SATV-01 MTV-01
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Length	8.5 Meters
Width	4 Meters
Height	3.5 Meters
Crew	2
Maximum speed	25 KM/H

The ATV-01 (Amphibious Terrain Vehicle) was an attempt of a vehicle that could conquer most conditions. It was designed to carry freight and alike through harsh conditions; Mud, Snow, Marshes, etc.

While originally designed to also be able to float on water, hence the “Amphibious” in the name, the final variant never had this feature, and the Yugoslav government would be working on naming this the "TCV-01" ("Terrain Climber Vehicle")

In June of 1943, the blueprints were sold to Germany and the Byzantine Federation.

Variants

• ATV: Prototype, had amphibious capabilities.
• ATV-01: Mainline transport, has a canvas that can be pulled over.
  • ATV-01A: Identical to ATV-01, except it does not have a canvas.
• SATV-01 (Semi-Amphibious Terrain Vehicle): Functionally identical to the ATV-01, except it has a smaller engine and it is moved further up. The SATV has the ability to make it's way through 1 meter (block) deep water.
• MTV-01 ("Military Tracker Vehicle"): Designed to transport goods for the military, as well as hauling heavy artillery and ammunition for it.