Yes, at Autoseguro we work with all brands and models.

No, armoring is not visible to the unaided eye. Imperceptible armoring is safer for the owner and the passengers of the car. That is why at Autoseguro we work on the details and the finish of the vehicle to ensure that it looks as if its parts were original.

With an armored vehicle the driver can drive normally, both in the city and on the highway, freeway or any kind of road, without the need to take any extraordinary precautions. The vehicle can be put to the normal use for which it was designed, always respecting traffic signs.

The weight of the vehicle can increase between 80 kg and 160 kg depending on the armoring requested.

The materials used are prepared to stop the energy coming from projectiles. In the event of an accident, the energy of the impact may also be stopped by the materials in the armored vehicle.

It should be noted that the materials used for armoring do not modify the design of the vehicle, so energy absorption in collisions with other vehicles or objects will not be affected.

Any person wishing to drive an armored unit needs to meet two requirements: obtaining a Legitimate User ID (CLU, for its acronym in Spanish), equivalent to a driver’s license, and obtaining a certificate of Possession (“Tenencia”, equivalent to a vehicle identification card). Both documents are granted by the Argentine Registry of Weapons (RENAR, for its acronym in Spanish).

Armored vehicles do not lose resale value, and there is currently a high demand for armored cars due to the safety they provide. It is important for the armored vehicle to have been handled with appropriate care and expertise by the armoring company, so as to ensure that the investment is recovered at the time of sale. At Autoseguro we warrant a top-quality armoring service, handcrafted by technicians and engineers who receive continuous training.

The options offered by Autoseguro are in agreement with the existing armoring levels according to the Argentine Registry of Weapons (RENAR, for its acronym in Spanish):

LEVEL RB0

.22 LR and .38 SPL caliber ammunition

These armors offer protection against .22 LR and .38 SPL caliber ammunition.

LEVEL RB!

.22 LR and .38 SPL caliber ammunition

These armors offer protection against .22 LR and .38 SPL caliber ammunition.

LEVEL RB2

High-velocity .357 Mg and medium-velocity 9 mm caliber ammunition

These armors offer protection against high-velocity 357 Mg and medium-velocity 9 mm caliber ammunition.

LEVEL RB3

.44 Mg and high-velocity 9 mm caliber ammunition

Estos blindajes protegen contra proyectiles calibre .44 Mg y calibre 9 mm de alta velocidad.

LEVEL RB4

7.62 mm NATO and 5.56 mm NATO caliber ammunition

These armors offer protection against 7.62 mm NATO (.308 Winchester) and 5.56 mm NATO (.223 Remington) caliber ammunition.

LEVEL RB5

7.62 mm NATO caliber armor-piercing ammunition

These armors offer protection against 7.62 mm NATO (.308 Winchester) “P” caliber armor-piercing ammunition. .

The level of armoring will depend on each user’s protection and security needs. The most popular armoring at Autoseguro is level RB3, which is enough to provide protection against the most common gun calibers, such as 32, 38, 40 and 9 mm.

In Argentina, the Argentine Registry of Weapons (RENAR, for its acronym in Spanish) is the entity in charge of regulating this business, rating the different ballistic protection levels and approving all the materials to be used for vehicle armoring. The RENAR is also the authority in charge of granting licenses for armor manufacturing. Autoseguro, under its umbrella brand X-Solutions, is duly registered as an armoring manufacturer.

In Argentina, the Argentine Registry of Weapons (RENAR, for its acronym in Spanish) is the entity in charge of certifying the level of ballistic resistance of materials used in the armoring process and awards such certification.