Turkey and Hungary strengthened their defense ties with major agreements covering Gidran 4x4 production and new joint technological initiatives. The cooperation aims to boost domestic manufacturing and NATO-compatible systems in Hungary.

Hungary actively deployed the Turkish-made Gidran 4x4—adapted from Ejder Yalçın—in NATO’s largest recent exercise. Local production will increase the fleet to over 400 vehicles, expanding its current number fivefold.

Nurol Makina will introduce its new-generation electric military vehicle, eNMS-L, at IDEF 2025. The vehicle stands out with its low thermal signature, silent operation, and modular design.

Nurol Makina’s YÖRÜK 4x4 Light Armored Vehicle, already in service with Indonesia’s police forces, is now preparing for military deployment as the company strengthens its footprint through the Indo Defence 2025 exhibition.

Turkish-made ARMA 6x6 and NMS YÖRÜK 4x4 armored vehicles have been delivered to NATO member Estonia, significantly boosting its ground defense capabilities through rapid deployment.

At IDEX 2025, Nurol Makina showcased the extended-wheelbase Ejder Yalçın EWB, featuring enhanced protection and a 12-person capacity. The upgraded Turkish armored vehicle is ready for its first user.

Nurol Makina has delivered more than 400 armored vehicles to Qatar since 2017, showcasing Ejder Yalçın at DIMDEX 2024 and deepening ASELSAN-integrated capabilities.

Showcasing its EJDER YALÇIN 4x4 at WDS 2024, Nurol Makina aims to strengthen its role in Saudi Arabia and expand across the Asian defense market.