AutoExport Armouring provides premium armouring solutions for a range of high-end and utility vehicles such as Mercedes-Benz G-Class, Toyota Land Cruiser, Lexus LX, Range Rover and more. Certified, export-ready protection built for personal security, VIP transport or tactical applications without compromising performance, comfort, or style.
Discreet protection for personal as well as diplomat/government security
Protected vans & coaches for VIP and group movement
Purpose-built vehicles for demanding environments
Every build integrates a complete 360° protection system, engineered as one — not bolted-on parts.
Ballistic glass and windscreen protect against bullets and blast, backed by an armoured bulkhead and fuel tank. Run-flat tyres keep the vehicle mobile even after a puncture, while an explosion-proof floor, built from ballistic steel, is rated to withstand blasts up to a DM51 grenade.
The cabin itself is a self-supporting armoured structure — doors, firewall, and roof all reinforced as one shell — with heavy-duty reinforced hinges and upgraded suspension to handle the added weight without compromising handling.
Your vehicle is sourced and delivered to our trusted partners armouring facility to begin the conversion process.
The vehicle goes into production, stripped down to its bare chassis as conversion begins.
Engineers take precise measurements of centre of gravity and weight distribution then create a bespoke armouring design using ballistic steel.
Ballistic steel is cut and bent to the exact design specification.
Steel armour is welded onto the chassis in a temperature-controlled environment, with plates overlapped to eliminate weak spots.
Ballistic glass is installed and tightly secured within customised steel frames.
Brake systems are upgraded to support the added weight, with high-capacity, run-flat tyres and heavy-duty wheels fitted.
Electronics and interior trim are reassembled, with select panels replaced by custom versions to accommodate the armouring.
Additional equipment is fitted, followed by a full quality assurance process before the vehicle is ready for delivery.
Stops handgun rounds up to .44 Magnum, and helps prevent hijacking.
It’s lightweight and barely changes how the car drives or feels day-to-day.
Windows still open and close normally.
Good for general personal security, but it won’t stop rifle rounds, so if that’s a concern, B6 is the level to look at instead.
Protects against assault rifles like the AK-47 (7.62×39mm), with enhanced resistance to multiple rounds.
Aimed at people facing more serious threats but not needing the highest protection tier.
Uses thicker armour plating with hardened steel and ceramic plates.
Glass is noticeably thicker and more robust than B4.
Stops 7.62×51mm rounds fired from an R1 assault rifle.
Used in the valuables-in-transit industry and for high-profile individuals needing maximum safety.
Requires 38mm ballistic glass and specialised steel plating and adds significant weight, usually requiring suspension and brake upgrades.
Most manufacturers advise against B6 on unibody vehicles, since it can compromise structural integrity. Performance is reduced, and driver training is strongly recommended.
Covers EVERYTHING B4–B6 protect against, plus effectiveness against armour-piercing rifle rounds and explosive devices. Some B7 builds also add protection against chemical, biological, and radiological (CBRN) threats.
Uses the most advanced materials in the industry: high-hardness steels, ceramic composites, and synthetic fibres.
Glass often exceeds 100mm thick, built from multiple layered materials (glass, polycarbonate, and others).
Which vehicles can be armoured?
We offer armouring for a range of high-end and utility vehicles, including the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, Toyota Land Cruiser, Lexus LX, Range Rover, and more.
What is the highest level of bulletproof protection?
B7 is the strongest protection level, stopping armour-piercing bullets from high-velocity rifles, including sniper rifles. Some specialised vehicles go even further, typically reserved for military, government, and niche security applications.
What level of armour is used to transport valuables?
B6 armour is typically used to transport valuables and protect high-profile individuals. It protects against high-velocity rounds such as 7.62mm NATO FMJ, and is commonly used by banks and security companies.
Is the armouring certified?
Yes — every build adheres to international ballistic standards (CEN, NIJ, VPAM, STANAG), with an ISO 9001:2008 certified quality management system and third-party ballistic certification on every vehicle.
