Automotive Technik / BAE Systems Land Systems, Guildford

The Guildford company that bought the Pinzgauer rights and tooling from Steyr-Daimler-Puch in 2000 and built the Pinzgauer II for the British, New Zealand and Malaysian forces until 2009; BAE Systems owned it from 2005 and built the Vector protected patrol vehicle on it.

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5VEHICLES IN THE REGISTRY2000FOUNDED1989–2009VEHICLE YEARSClosedSTATUS

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Automotive Technik moved Pinzgauer production from Graz to Guildford in 2000 with the Euro 3 Volkswagen TDI; BAE Systems bought the firm in 2005 and answered the Army’s urgent requirement for Afghanistan with the Vector, whose failure ended the line in 2009.

Type	Manufacturer, Defence contractor
Speciality	Pinzgauer II (2000–09), Vector protected patrol vehicle
Founded	2000
Active	2000–2009
Status	Closed Automotive Technik was bought by BAE Systems in 2005; Pinzgauer production ended in 2009.
Location	Guildford, Surrey, England
Country	United Kingdom
Parent	BAE Systems (2005–09)
Predecessor	Steyr-Daimler-Puch (Pinzgauer line)
aka	ATL, Pinzgauer Ltd
Registry vehicles	5

Automotive Technik / BAE Systems Land Systems, Guildford

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