infantry fighting vehicle

Nexter Offers Latest VBCI Infantry Fighting Vehicle to Qatar

French defense contractor Nexter has offered its latest VBCI infantry fighting vehicle to Qatar for its military modernization beyond 2030.

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Danish Army CV90 Fleet to Receive Maintenance From BAE

Denmark has awarded BAE Systems a contract to deliver repair and sustainment services for the army’s CV90 infantry fighting vehicles.

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Australia’s Redback IFVs to Receive Israeli Protection, Fighting Capabilities

Elbit Systems has been awarded $600 million to supply advanced capabilities for Australia’s Redback infantry fighting vehicle (IFV). 

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KNDS, Arquus to Build ‘Digital Twin’ of French Army IFV

KNDS will collaborate with Arquus to create a "digital twin" of the French Army's VBCI infantry fighting vehicle, a first in the field of ground combat systems.

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Lithuania Completes 2016 Boxer Infantry Fighting Vehicle Acquisition

Lithuania has received the final tranche of its Boxer infantry fighting vehicles ordered in 2016, completing the expected fleet of 89 units.

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Australia Buys 129 South Korean Infantry Fighting Vehicles in $2.4B Deal

Australia has awarded Hanwha Defence Australia a $2.4 billion contract to deliver and support 129 Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFV).

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Rheinmetall Launches Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle Factory in Hungary

German defense company Rheinmetall has opened a new Lynx infantry fighting vehicle factory in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary.

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Sweden, Ukraine Agree to Jointly Produce CV90 Combat Vehicle

Sweden and Ukraine have agreed to jointly produce the Combat Vehicle 90 infantry fighting vehicle.

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Poland Buys Light Recon, Heavy Infantry Vehicles

Poland has agreed to purchase light reconnaissance vehicles, heavy infantry combat vehicles, and wheeled armored personnel carriers.

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Australia Picks Hanwha Over Rheinmetall for $4.7B Infantry Vehicle Deal

The Australian government has selected South Korean firm Hanwha Defense to produce its new infantry fighting vehicles for up to $4.7 billion.

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