The design of the VOLS seems very similar to the American-made Desert Patrol Vehicle (DPV), also called Fast Attack Vehicle built by Chenowth Racing Products. It is a variant of the Fast Attack Vehicle, which was developed during the 1980s as part of the United States Army's High Technology Light Division (9th Infantry Division).
The VOLS is based on a modified construction frame that has two seats at the front and a cargo platform at the rear which is fitted with the tripod and optics to launch the anti-tank guided missile Corsar. In the road position, two missiles are carried in two storage boxes located at the rear of the vehicle.
Using the buggy design, the VOLS offers high level of mobility in all-terrain conditions and thanks to the use of a powerful engine on a very light vehicle, it can reach very high speeds of up to 100 km with a cruising range from 300 to 400 km.
This type of vehicle is very useful to perform guerilla operations, thanks to its anti-tank weapon system it can easily engage a target and then quickly move towards another position, without it being able to be spotted.
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