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Bowler is known for making some of the best off-roaders on the planet, based on Land Rover chassis, but they also built this Rapid Intervention Vehicle (RIV) a few years back. Officially named the Bowler CSP RIV, it was presented at the 2017 Defense and Security Equipment International and was built in collaboration with the UK Ministry of Defense. The vehicle is based on the Cross Sector Platform (CSP), a versatile construction with modular subsystems and components that can suit the needs of different customers, from defense to emergency services, and packs a 300 brake horsepower and 516 po...

Military-Grade Bowler CSP Is Ready For Whatever Life Throws At It Feb 23, 2021 at 5:10pm ET ++ Bowler collaborated with the UK Ministry of Defense on the vehicle. Bowler made a name for itself by offering rugged off-road vehicles based on the Land Rover chassis. The company’s most recent build – a 567-horsepower (422-kilowatts) Defender with a supercharged V8 – is a far cry from the creation that’s for sale right now on RM Sotheby’s. It’s a military-grade Bowler CSP Rapid Intervention Vehicle (RIV) the company made in collaboration with...

This 2016 Bowler CSP V8 Prototype “P2” will be auctioned at RM Sotherby’s in Paris, France on February 13th. The vehicle was built by Bowler on their CSP (Cross Sector Platform) 110-inch chassis as a “Bulldog” with a turb...

Published: 24 December 2020 The first new Bowler since 2016’s Bulldog will be a rapid road-going remix of the old Defender. Hand-made by Bowler in Belper, it’s code-named CSP 575. That’s CSP, as in Cross Sector Platform, and 575, as in the output in metric horsepower of the 5.0-litre supercharged V8 that powers it. It’s the first Bowler developed since Land Rover’s SVO division assumed control, so of course it uses the shape of the Defender 110 Station Wagon with JLR’s complete blessing. There’s a point being made here, after Ineos found itself having to persua...