10 Mobil Mewah Anti Peluru Terbaik Di Dunia

Teknologi dan Kecanggihan Mobil-mobil berlapis baja anti peluru sengaja dibuat untuk memberikan perlindungan kepada pengemudi dan penumpangnya, dari ancaman ledakan, perampokan, serta penculikan. Mobil jenis ini biasanya digunakan untuk keperluan individu dan pemerintah, mulai dari kendaraan dinas para kepala negara, bisnis jasa keamanan, hingga koleksi pribadi para jutawan di dunia. 

Tebalnya baja yang digunakan, tidak membuat 'bangker berjalan' ini terlihat kaku. Desainnya bahkan dibuat sangat elegan, seksi, dan agresif. Di dalam mobil tersemat juga segudang fitur canggih dan mewah, yang bisa memanjakan pemiliknya sekaligus memberikan jaminan keamanan. Situs otomotif, Automotto, Kamis 23 Februari 2012, merilis 10 mobil anti peluru terbaik di dunia. Berikut daftar lengkapnya:

1.Dark Kombat T98 SUV

Desain mobil ini sangat tangguh dan kokoh. Dengan pintu baja berlapis dan jendela setebal 3 inci, yang mampu menahan serangan granat roket dan senapan AK-47. Dartz kombat T98 SUV dibangun oleh Rusia dengan menawarkan kemewahan serta ruang yang lapang dana nyaman. Dapur pacunya mengandalkan mesin Vortec V8, yang membuat mobil ini mampu dipacu hingga 177 km/jam.

2.Bentley Flying Spur

Mobil buatan Inggris ini dilengkapi dengan tingkat keamanan dan perlindungan B6 lapis baja balistik. Pilar mobil diklaim mampu menahan menahan ledakan gas. Sedangkan lantainya berlapis kevlar, dan tambahan oksigen sebagai pilihan untuk menyuplai pernafasan apabila terdapat ancaman gas berbahaya. Mobil ini dibanderol US$500.000 atau sekitar Rp4,5 miliar.

3.Obama's The Beast

Limusin ini menjadi kendaraan dinas Presiden Amerika Serikat, Barack Obama. Obama's the Beast memiliki tingkat perlindungan tertinggi, dengan lapisan baja yang dapat menangkal ancaman peluru dan roket. Untuk menghindari ancaman bahan kimia ke dalam kabin, mobil ini dilengkapi suplai oksigen. Pada bagian roda, dipersenjati teknologi yang dapat mengisi angin roda secara otomatis, ketika menerima tembakan ke arah ban. Istilah nama 'The Beast' diberikan oleh perancang mobil Hess dan Eisenhart O'Gara.

4.Jaguar XJ Sentinel

Mobil sedan ini dilengkapi dengan tingkat keamanan dan perlindungan B7 lapis baja balistik. Desain dibuat futuristik dan elegan. Meski anti peluru, mobil ini terbilang ringan. Itu berkat adanya unsur alumunium ringan yang ada di bagian bodi. Jaguar XJ Sentinel mampu menahan bobot hingga 500 kg untuk barang dan penumpang.

5.Gurkha LAVP

Mobil ini dibangun dari platform Ford F550, sehingga mudah untuk pencarian suku cadangnya. Gurkha LAPV memiliki dinding berongga yang dirancang untuk memberikan perlindungan terhadap bahan ledakan. Pengemudi dan penumpang dilindungi oleh dinding baja berlapis dua, termasuk di bagian lantainya. Dengan segala kelebihannya, Gurkha mampu menampung 2.041 kg, yang membuatnya sempurna untuk perlindungan dan kebutuhan taktik.

6.Range Rover Vogue

Desain mobil ini dirancang untuk menahan serangan senapan mesin atau granat tangan. Ini merupakan mobil keamanan pertama yang memberikan varian produksi dalam kubah baja. Perlindungan diberikan mulai dari lapisan kevlar pada lantai dan jendela, yang dapat melindungi dari senjata otomatis. Ban mobil ini akan tetap berfungsi, meski dalam keadan pecah. Namun hanya dapat menempuh 50 km. Tangki bahan bakarnya juga tidak mudah meledak.

7.Mercedes Benz S600 Guard

Selain anti peluru, mobil ini menawarkan teknologi ban yang dapat mengisi sendiri ketika pecah. Tangki bahan bakarnya juga tidak mudah meledak. Mercedes Benz S600 Guard memiliki mesin dengan 12-silinder bi-turbo, yang mampu menghasilkan tenaga 517 hp. Sehingga memudahkan melarikan diri dengan cepat ketika terjadi serangan berbahaya.

8.Knight XV

Mobil jenis Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) ini terinspirasi dari Gurkha LAVP dan dibuat oleh perusahaan Kanada. Knight XV dibekali mesin V10, yang mampu melontarkan tenaga 400 hp dan torsi 498 lb-feet, dan dapat menggunakan bahan bakar bio. Mobil ini dilengkapi dengan karpet dari kayu Wilton, 6 kursi, night vision. Knight XV dibanderol US$489.000 atau sekitar Rp4,4 miliar

9.Chevrolet Suburban

Mobil ini tahan terhadap panas dengan pintu berlapis baja dan mampu menahan serangan peluru 39 mm. Bagian lantai mobil mampu menahan granat DM51 dan ranaju darat. Sedangkan bagian belakang telah dilengkapi dengan baja balistik. Mobil penggerak empat roda ini memiliki kapasitas 7 penumpang.

10.Maybach 62

Mobil buatan Jerman ini dilapisi oleh kevlar dan baja anti peluru dan roket. Maybach 62 dibekali mesin V12 AMG, yang mampu berakselerasi dari 0-100 km/jam dalam 5 hingga 7 detik. Sedangkan kecepatan maksimum 250 km/jam.

25 Most Beautiful Places in Asia

Gujarat, India

The nation’s largest producer of cotton and salt, Gujarat is the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi. In 2005 and 2006 heavy monsoons caused severe flooding, killing more than 1,000 people and devastating both infrastructure and agriculture. Climate change is expected to lead to increasingly unpredictable monsoon rains and floods.

Maladives, Indian Ocean

Famous for its 1,200 tropical islands, snow-white beaches, swaying palm trees, and richly colored coral reefs, the Republic of Maldives stretches across more than 600 miles. With 80 percent of the country less than 3.3 feet above sea level, rising ocean levels and a potential increase in the intensity of tropical storms pose a serious threat.

Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok is a tropical metropolis where the traditional East meets the modernity of the West. But geography exposes it to flooding, especially during the monsoon season. The city is already sinking due to its soft underground, heavy urbanization, and excessive pumping of groundwater. Much of Bangkok could be underwater before the end of the century.

Cherrapunji, India

Shrouded in clouds and surrounded by waterfalls, Cherrapunji is one of the wettest places on Earth. Paradoxically, its residents face water shortages, since there is generally no rain for nearly eight months of the year. Rainfall has decreased over the last century, and erosion from deforestation limits the ground’s capacity to store rainwater.

Komodo Island, Indonesia

The sea surrounding Komodo provides some of the world’s best diving, thanks to its spectacular fish and coral reefs. The island is also home to Komodo dragons, lizards that grow up to 10 feet long. Rising sea levels threaten to flood its mangrove forests and beaches, while increased acidification and rising surface temperatures may eventually kill the coral.

Mount Al Makmal, Lebanon

At one time the plains and mountains of Lebanon were densely covered with majestic cedar trees. Today, the remains of the immense forests are found on the high slopes of Mount al-Makmal in northern Lebanon. The last ancient cedars face a severe threat from rising temperatures and decreases in precipitation, which could leave Makmal’s slopes barren.

Ganges Delta, Bangladesh

Nutrients from the two great rivers of Ganges and Brahmaputra feed the soil of the paddies in the low-lying Ganges Delta. Some 300 million people depend on the crops produced here. The delta spreads over a massive 65,000 square miles. Climate change could increase rainfall and cause more frequent flooding and monsoons.

Tokyo

Tokyo is one of the world’s greatest metropolises. But it now suffers from a phenomenon known as “heat islands,” a characteristic of mega cities in which artificial heat from car exhaust and factory emissions creates a local greenhouse effect. If global temperatures continue to rise, the heat in big cities like Tokyo could increase.

Tian Shan, Kasakhstan

Farmers and cattle breeders at the foot of the Tian Shan mountain range have been dependent on meltwater from Central Asian glaciers for 3,000 years. But in the past 50 years, the glaciers have lost about 36 percent of their mass. With temperatures projected to increase, water may be limited at a time when demand is growing quickly.

Kushiro Marsh, Japan

Today the red-crowned crane is the second-rarest crane species in the world. There are about 1,200 in Hokkaido, where they breed, stalk the fields, and perform wild courtship dances.Their habitat is shrinking as massive developments, deforestation, and rising sea levels threaten the Kushiro marshland.

Mergui Archipelago, Burma

Blue waters and white coral reefs are home to some of the last surviving nomadic sea hunters and gatherers in the world. Their very existence is now endangered by changes in ocean movement and rising sea temperatures, which also threaten the entire reef ecosystem.

Indus River, Pakistan

Fed by glaciers on the Himalayan mountains, the Indus runs for 1,900 miles, nourishing temperate forests, plains, and countryside. The melting of the Tibetan glaciers and an increasingly irregular precipitation pattern could create more intense water shortages.

Borneo, Indonesia

Many of the world’s remaining wild orangutans live in the rainforests of Borneo. But these rainforests are being stripped of trees as a result of logging, road construction, and palm-oil plantations. Now rising temperatures are reducing the abundance of fruit and increasing the incidence of malaria and the risk of forest fires.

Beijing

Beijing is China’s capital and, with its huge multilane highways, is a major transportation hub. But the desert is encroaching on this metropolis. Beijing is plagued by sandstorms howling in from Inner Mongolia—one storm dumped almost 364,000 tons of sand and dirt on the city in 2005. Rising temperatures combined with less predictable rain patterns are likely to reduce water supplies and augment desertification.

Nuwara Eliya, SriLanka

The hillsides here are perfectly suited for growing tea, which requires an even distribution of rainfall throughout the year, moderate temperatures, and a sunny climate. Yet increasing temperatures and drier weather are likely to create droughts that will reduce the yield and damage many of the plants. Heavier rainfall could also cause soil erosion and landslides.

Lake Baikal, Russia

Lake Baikal in southern Siberia is the world’s oldest and deepest lake, containing more water than all of North America’s Great Lakes combined. The lake’s biodiversity has adapted to cold, long winters, but its waters have been warming over the last several decades. If temperatures continue to rise as projected, the entire ecosystem could suffer.

Sulu Sulawesi Sea, Malayasia

Historically, the Bajau people have lived a nomadic seafaring life in this tropical monsoon climate. But traditional life is growing increasingly complicated. Overfishing and other illegal tactics such as blasting and poison-fishing are damaging the coral reefs. Rising sea-surface temperatures and increasing acidification only exacerbate this problem.

Me Kong Delta, Vietnam

A lush area of vast plantations and one of Vietnam’s largest rice-, vegetable-, and fruit-producing regions, the delta is threatened by upstream dams and pollution. The projected rise in sea level could increase saltwater intrusion into freshwater ponds and rice fields. It could also cause flooding, leading to a loss of cropland and mangroves.

Empty Quarter, Saudi Arabia

The Empty Quarter is the largest continuous sand sea in the world. For centuries, Bedouin communities have survived in this vast wilderness. The vegetation—scattered herbs, shrubs, and weeds—feeds the Bedouins’ livestock, and this sensitive ecosystem is particularly vulnerable to increasing temperatures.

Bayan Olgii, Mangolia

Today, half of the nearly 3 million Mongolians still live as herdsmen. They lead a pastoral way of life, moving around in search of pastures for their livestock and sites for their gers, round, moveable dwellings. Rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns could expand the Gobi desert, threatening the nomadic way of life.

Amman, Jordan

This city of 3 million, perched on hills between the desert and the fertile valley below, draws its drinking and irrigation water from the Jordan River. Yet the river’s flow has decreased in recent decades. Temperature rises and precipitation drops are expected to increase the severity of water shortages, fueling tension in the region.

Altai Mountains, Russia

The Russian section of this mountain range is on UNESCO’s World Heritage List because of its diverse plant life, which varies from steppe to mixed forest to alpine vegetation. Temperatures have been rising over the last century and a significant reduction of the permafrost is expected in the coming decades, threatening this unique natural habitat.

Sagarmatha Himilayas, Nepal

The highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest, is known to the Nepalese as Sagarmatha. This high-altitude landscape of snow and rock is home to the snow leopard, musk deer, and red panda. Two thirds of the Himalayan glaciers have retreated significantly, a trend that could lead to rapid expansion of glacial lakes, causing floods and landslides.

Yangtze River

Stretching for 3,900 miles from the Tibetan plateau to the East China Sea, the Yangtze is the longest river in Asia. Due to the diminishing of the Tibetan glaciers, the flow of the once mighty Yangtze could dwindle during the dry season in the future, reducing the availability of fresh water in large parts of China all year round and lowering rice yields.

Mount Chomo, Bhutan

The ruins of Sey Dzong, a 17th-century fortress monastery, lie at the foot of the holy mountain of Chomo Lhari. For centuries, the population has depended on melt water from the glaciers of the high mountains to irrigate their farmland. As melt-off from the glaciers increases, the rapidly increasing flow of water could pose a serious threat.

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