Frequently Asked Questions

The system uses proprietary ultra-lightweight ballistic materials that are tested through an authorized lab/facility in the USA under the European automotive CEN 1063 and ballistic testing standards. Final material selection depends on the vehicle platform and selected protection level.

The system is designed for non-invasive installation with no permanent structural modification where applicable. It is configured around factory panels and vehicle architecture.

Yes. The system is designed to preserve the factory appearance and discreet profile of the vehicle wherever possible.

Coverage can include opaque areas such as doors, roof, hood / motor area, cargo area, and structural protection zones, plus transparent areas such as windshield, side glass, and rear glass. Final coverage depends on vehicle model and selected protection level.

KarMichael Tactical systems can be configured for a wide range of vehicles, including luxury SUVs, executive sedans, specialty vehicles, commercial/work platforms, and regular daily vehicles. The system is not limited to high-end vehicles. It can also be used for low-profile applications where the customer wants the vehicle to remain discreet.

Yes. The system can be configured for regular vehicles where platform compatibility allows. The goal is to provide discreet ballistic protection without making the vehicle look visibly armored.

KarMichael opaque ballistic materials do not have the same limited expected service life commonly associated with some traditional Kevlar-based systems. Opaque ballistic materials include a 10-year warranty against manufacturing defects and delamination.

System weight depends on the vehicle platform and selected protection package. Some configurations start from approximately 90 kg, offering significantly reduced weight impact compared to traditional steel armoring and Kevlar-based alternatives.