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Where armoured vehicle requirements are most plausible, country by country.

Scored from a 194-country baseline of customs, budget, mandate and threat evidence, then adjusted as tenders and notices arrive from the live sources.

Requirement heat · Government & security Live · computed · 142 programmes, 0 notices in review
World map of armoured vehicle requirement heat Countries are shaded from low to very high heat. The country ranking below the map lists the same values.
  1. Low1–19
  2. Moderate20–39
  3. Elevated40–59
  4. High60–79
  5. Very high80–100
  • No signal
  • Compliance hold

Country ranking

114 of 194 countries show a signal · Government & security · Requirement
RankCountryHeatBandLiveEvidenceHorizonConfidenceWorkbook
1 UkraineEurope 98 Very high — Actual Now High P2
2 NigeriaAfrica 94 Very high +1 Actual Now High P2
3 Afghanistan HoldAsia and Middle East 88 Very high +6 Actual Now High Hold
4 IsraelAsia and Middle East 85 Very high +3 Actual Now High Closed
5 PolandEurope 83 Very high +8 Actual Now High P2
6 DR CongoAfrica 81 Very high — Actual Next High P1
7 PakistanAsia and Middle East 80 High +2 Actual Next High Closed
8 United StatesAmericas 79 High +4 Actual Now High P2
9 NorwayEurope 79 High +4 Actual Now High P2
10 BrazilAmericas 78 High — Actual Next High P2
11 CanadaAmericas 77 High +2 Actual Next High P2
12 NetherlandsEurope 77 High +2 Actual Next High P2
13 AustraliaOceania 75 High — Actual Next High P2
14 BelgiumEurope 75 High — Actual Next High P2
15 BotswanaAfrica 75 High — Actual Next High P1
16 ColombiaAmericas 75 High — Actual Next High P1
17 DenmarkEurope 75 High — Actual Next High P2
18 IndonesiaAsia and Middle East 75 High — Actual Next High P2
19 JapanAsia and Middle East 75 High — Actual Next High P2
20 LithuaniaEurope 75 High — Actual Next High P2
21 PhilippinesAsia and Middle East 75 High — Actual Next High P1
22 RomaniaEurope 75 High — Actual Next High P2
23 Saudi ArabiaAsia and Middle East 75 High — Actual Next High P2
24 South KoreaAsia and Middle East 75 High — Actual Next High P2
25 SpainEurope 75 High — Actual Next High P2
26 SwitzerlandEurope 75 High — Actual Next High P2
27 ThailandAsia and Middle East 75 High — Actual Next High P2
28 EstoniaEurope 71 High +8 Actual Now High P2
29 PortugalEurope 71 High +8 Actual Now High P2
30 IraqAsia and Middle East 71 High — Actual Next High P1
31 UgandaAfrica 71 High — Actual Next High P1
32 LatviaEurope 66 High +3 Actual Next High P2
33 MaliAfrica 66 High — Actual Next High P2
34 NigerAfrica 66 High — Actual Next High P2
35 CameroonAfrica 66 High — Actual Next High P1
36 BoliviaAmericas 63 High — Actual Next High P1
37 CroatiaEurope 63 High — Actual Next High P2
38 Côte d'IvoireAfrica 63 High — Actual Next High P1
39 El SalvadorAmericas 63 High — Actual Next High P1
40 GhanaAfrica 63 High — Actual Next High P1
41 JamaicaAmericas 63 High — Actual Next High P1
42 JordanAsia and Middle East 63 High — Actual Next High P2
43 KenyaAfrica 63 High — Actual Next High P1
44 NamibiaAfrica 63 High — Actual Next High P1
45 NepalAsia and Middle East 63 High — Actual Next High P1
46 OmanAsia and Middle East 63 High — Actual Next High P1
47 SenegalAfrica 63 High — Actual Next High P1
48 SlovakiaEurope 63 High — Actual Next High P2
49 South AfricaAfrica 63 High — Actual Next High P2
50 TajikistanAsia and Middle East 63 High — Actual Next High P1
51 TogoAfrica 63 High — Actual Next High P1
52 TunisiaAfrica 63 High — Actual Next High P1
53 HaitiAmericas 61 High +16 Forecast Now High P2
54 SomaliaAfrica 60 Elevated +18 Actual Now High P2
55 LebanonAsia and Middle East 53 Elevated +15 Forecast Now High P2
56 AngolaAfrica 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
57 ChileAmericas 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
58 DjiboutiAfrica 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
59 EgyptAfrica 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
60 GambiaAfrica 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
61 KazakhstanAsia and Middle East 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
62 LiberiaAfrica 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
63 MauritaniaAfrica 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
64 MozambiqueAfrica 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
65 New ZealandOceania 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
66 ZambiaAfrica 51 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
67 GermanyEurope 49 Elevated +34 Plausible Now High P3
68 SyriaAsia and Middle East 49 Elevated — Forecast Next Medium P2
69 Sudan HoldAfrica 49 Elevated — Forecast Next Medium Hold
70 LibyaAfrica 48 Elevated +11 Forecast Now Medium P2
71 Myanmar HoldAsia and Middle East 47 Elevated — Forecast Next Medium Hold
72 PalestineAsia and Middle East 47 Elevated +3 Actual Next High P2
73 MexicoAmericas 44 Elevated — Actual Next High P2
74 Yemen HoldAsia and Middle East 44 Elevated +3 Forecast Next Medium Hold
75 EcuadorAmericas 42 Elevated — Forecast Next Medium P2
76 Burkina FasoAfrica 40 Elevated — Forecast Next Medium P2
77 United KingdomEurope 39 Moderate +23 Plausible Now High P3
78 ChadAfrica 39 Moderate — Forecast Next Medium P2
79 Russia HoldEurope 39 Moderate — Forecast Next Medium Hold
80 South SudanAfrica 39 Moderate — Forecast Next Medium P2
81 Belarus HoldEurope 37 Moderate — Forecast Next Medium Hold
82 Central African RepublicAfrica 37 Moderate — Forecast Next Medium P2
83 Iran HoldAsia and Middle East 37 Moderate — Forecast Next Medium Hold
84 North Korea HoldAsia and Middle East 37 Moderate — Forecast Next Medium Hold
85 ItalyEurope 34 Moderate +19 Plausible Now High P3
86 EthiopiaAfrica 33 Moderate — Forecast Next Medium P2
87 HondurasAmericas 29 Moderate +14 Plausible Now Low P3
88 Republic of the CongoAfrica 24 Moderate +9 Plausible Now Low P3
89 SwedenEurope 23 Moderate +7 Plausible Later Low P3
90 GeorgiaAsia and Middle East 18 Low +3 Plausible Later Low P3
91 MaltaEurope 18 Low +18 None found Now Low None
92 CzechiaEurope 17 Low +17 None found Now Low None
93 AustriaEurope 16 Low +1 Plausible Later Low P3
94 TanzaniaAfrica 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
95 AlgeriaAfrica 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
96 BahrainAsia and Middle East 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
97 BangladeshAsia and Middle East 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
98 BeninAfrica 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
99 ChinaAsia and Middle East 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
100 Cuba HoldAmericas 16 Low — Plausible Later Low Hold
101 FranceEurope 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
102 GabonAfrica 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
103 GuatemalaAmericas 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
104 GuineaAfrica 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
105 IndiaAsia and Middle East 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
106 IrelandEurope 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
107 KuwaitAsia and Middle East 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
108 LuxembourgEurope 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
109 Papua New GuineaOceania 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
110 QatarAsia and Middle East 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
111 RwandaAfrica 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
112 TürkiyeAsia and Middle East 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
113 United Arab EmiratesAsia and Middle East 16 Low — Plausible Later Low P3
114 Venezuela HoldAmericas 16 Low — Plausible Later Low Hold
Show all 114 countries

How heat is scored

Heat measures how plausible a present requirement is, not how large a sale would be. Each country is scored separately for government and security vehicles, commercial vehicles, and spares and service, because a market can be closed for personnel carriers and open for service work.

structural  = 100 × evidence × (0.35 + 0.40 × scale + 0.25 × threat)
heat        = structural + (100 − structural) × 0.40 × live
addressable = heat × access
all segments = 0.6 × strongest segment + 0.4 × mean of the three

Evidence gates the score. Without a documented purchase, budget, mandate, counted fleet or dated threat listing, scale and threat cannot create a requirement. Unknown scale counts as 0.25, not zero: the baseline records missing measurement, not missing demand.

Live procurement confirms; it does not size. Published programmes and notices awaiting review add weight by stage, with a 120-day half-life and a 25% boost while a tender is open. At saturation they close 40% of the gap to 100.

Access is a separate lens. The requirement lens shows need regardless of supplier. The addressable lens discounts contested markets to 70% and closed markets to 15%. Countries under sanctions or embargo exposure are hatched in both lenses and score zero when addressable.

Input weights
EvidenceActual 1.00 · Forecast 0.70 · Plausible 0.35 · None 0
ScaleLarge 1.00 · Medium 0.70 · Small 0.40 · Unknown 0.25
ThreatConflict index up to 0.60 · US Level 4 advisory 0.30 · other dated data 0.10 · capped at 1
Live stageTender 1.0 · Evaluation 0.9 · Planning 0.8 · Award 0.6 · Production 0.4 · Service 0.3 · Notice in review 0.35
AccessOpen 1.00 · Contested 0.70 · Closed 0.15 · Hold 0
Check against the baseline workbook
Workbook priorityCountriesMedian addressable baseline
P12153
P25342
P32813
None820
Hold100

The model keeps the workbook’s order: P1 above P2 above P3. Baseline built 18 September 2026 from customs records, procurement budgets, regulatory mandates, fleet disclosures and threat datasets. HS 8710 understates civilian armoured SUVs and cash-in-transit vehicles. Heat is a prompt for research, not a forecast of orders or a compliance clearance.