What is the maximum longitudinal slope that the SAES can level the chassis?

The SAES (Stability and Attitude Enhancement System) in the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) is designed to enhance the vehicle's stability and capability on varied terrains. A maximum longitudinal slope of 15% indicates that the system can effectively allow the chassis to level itself even when inclined at that angle, ensuring optimal performance and safety features critical for operations in challenging environments. This level of slope capability reflects the advanced engineering and technology incorporated into the JLTV, which is intended to enhance maneuverability and stability while navigating different types of terrain. Understanding this functionality is essential for utilizing the JLTV effectively in various operational scenarios where terrain may pose challenges to vehicle stability.