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This page lists some of the infantry fighting vehicles and some of their main characteristics.

List of tracked infantry fighting vehicles

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Chassis base Variant Origin Image Operators Notes
Tracked IFV in service
AMX-10P AMX-10P 25 (Marines ICV)

(GIAT Industries)

 France — Singapore Singapore Army [1][2]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Dragar turret (by GIAT / Nexter) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 2 smoke grenade dispensers
AMX-10P AMX-10P

(GIAT Industries)

 France France French Army

Greece Hellenic Army

Qatar Qatari Army

Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabian Army

Jordan UAE Army

[2]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Toucan II turret (by GIAT industries), equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 2 smoke grenade dispensers
ASCOD

"Austrian-Spanish Co-operative Development"

Ulan

(Steyr-Daimler-Puch Spezialfahrzeug)

 Austria

 Spain

Austria Austrian Land Forces [3]

SP30 turret (by GDELS) equipped with:

ASCOD

"Austrian-Spanish Co-operative Development"

VCI/C Pizarro

"Vehículo de combate infantería/caballería"

(GDELS SBS)

 Austria

 Spain

Spain Spanish Army [4]

SP30 turret (by GDELS) equipped with:

ASCOD 2

"Austrian-Spanish Co-operative Development"

General Dynamics Ajax

Variants:

  • Reconnaissance and Strike
  • Joint Fire Control
  • Ground Based Surveillance
  Spain

 United Kingdom

United Kingdom British Army [5][6]

LANCE turret (by Rheinmetall, modified by Lockheed Martin UK, manufactured by several sub-contractors (Rheinmetall, Meggitt, Curtiss Wright, CTA International, Thales UK) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 8 Thales UK (66 mm)
Bionix Bionix 25

(ST Kinetics)

 Singapore Singapore Singapore Army [7][8]

Turret equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 3 SDS-93 (93 mm)

Chassis equipped with:

Bionix Bionix II

(ST Kinetics)

 Singapore Singapore Singapore Army [7][8]

Turret equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 3 SDS-93 (93 mm)

Chassis equipped with:

BMP-1 MLI-84M1  Soviet Union

 Romania

Romania Romanian Land Forces [9][10]

OWS-25R turret (by Rafael) equipped with:

  • [f] 2 × Spike LR (that replaced the 9M14-2T Maljutka-2T)
  • [d] 6 × smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk I

"Combat Vehicle 90"

Strf 9040

"Stridsfordon 9040"

(Land Systems Hagglunds)

 Sweden First-hand:

Sweden Swedish Army

[11][12]

The Strf 9040 exists in several variants: 9040, 9040A, 9040B, 040B1 and 9040C.

E-series turret (by Land Systems Hagglunds) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 3 Galix
Second-hand:

Ukraine Ukrainian Ground Forces

CV90 Mk II

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9030 FIN

(Alvis Hagglunds AB)

 Sweden Finland Finnish Army [13]

E30 turret (by (BAE Systems AB) equipped with:

  • Modernisation changes:[14]
    • [d] 3 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk II

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9030 CH

(RUAG / BAE Systems AB)

 Sweden

  Switzerland

Switzerland Swiss Army [15]

E30 turret (by (BAE Systems AB) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 Nb Pat 95 el Zü by Diehl / SW Thun AG (76 mm)
CV90 Mk III

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9035 DK

(BAE Systems AB)

 Sweden Denmark Danish Army

E35 turret (by (BAE Systems AB) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk III

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9035 NL

(BAE Systems AB)

 Sweden First-hand:

Netherlands Royal Netherlands Army

[16]

44 sold by the Netherlands to Estonia.[17][18] This variant is being modernised with a new turret.

E35 turret (by (BAE Systems AB) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk III

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9035 EE

(BAE Systems AB)

 Sweden Second-hand:

Estonia Estonian Land Forces

[19]

E35 turret (by (BAE Systems AB) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk III

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9035 NL MLU

(new turret made by Van Halteren Defence)

 Sweden

 Netherlands

Modernised:

Netherlands Royal Netherlands Army

[20][21][22]

D-Series turret (designed by BAE Systems AB, made by Van Halteren Defence) equipped with:[23][24]

  • [d] 1 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk IIIb

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9030N

(BAE Systems AB)

 Sweden Norway Norwegian Army [25]

74 new IFV hulls manufactured since 2012, and turret from the vehicle above repurposed and modernised.

E30 turret (by (BAE Systems AB) equipped with:

  • [d] 4 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk IIIC

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9035 DK

(BAE Systems Hägglunds and new turret made by Van Halteren Defence)

 Sweden

 Netherlands

— Denmark Danish Army [27]

D-Series turret (designed by BAE Systems AB, made by Van Halteren Defence) equipped with:

  • [d] 1 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk IIIC

"Combat Vehicle 90"

Strf9035

(BAE Systems Hägglunds and new turret made by Van Halteren Defence)

 Sweden

 Netherlands

— Sweden Swedish Army [27]

D-Series turret (designed by BAE Systems AB, made by Van Halteren Defence) equipped with:

  • [d] 1 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk IIIC

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9035 UKR

(BAE Systems Hägglunds and new turret made by Van Halteren Defence)

 Sweden

 Netherlands

— Ukraine Ukrainian Ground Forces [27]

D-Series turret (designed by BAE Systems AB, made by Van Halteren Defence) equipped with:

  • [d] 1 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
Dardo VCC-80 Dardo

(Iveco)

 Italy Italy Italian Army [29]

Hitfist turret (by Oto Melara) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 smoke grenade dispensers (80mm)

20 Dardo transport a ICLU Spike LR shoulder missile launchers.

FNSS ACV-15

(licence built variant of M113A1)

ACV-AIFV

(licence built variant of YPR-765 by FNSS)

 United States

 Netherlands

 Turkey

(before modernisation)

Turkey Turkish Army [30][31]

EWS turret (by FMC) equipped with:

  • [d] 1 × 6 smoke grenade dispensers

Being ,modernised with Nefer turret (by Aselsan), equipped with:[32][33]

  • [d] 2 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
FNSS ACV-15

(licence built variant of M113A1)

FNSS ACV-AIFV

(licence built variant of AIFV by FNSS)

 United States

 Turkey

Turkey Turkish Army [32][34]

Dragar turret (by GIAT / Nexter) equipped with:

  • [d] 1 × 6 smoke grenade dispensers
FNSS ACV-S

(licence built variant of M113A3)

ACV-300

(licence built variant of AIFV by FNSS)

 United States

 Turkey

Malaysia Malaysian Army [35]

Sharpshooter turret (by FNSS and BAE Systems) equipped with:

  • [b] Coaxial machine gun Gun (calibre)
  • [d] 1 × 8 + 2 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
FV510 Warrior FV510 ISC Warrior

"Infantry Section Vehicle"

(GKN Sankey / BAE Systems)

 United Kingdom United Kingdom British Army [36][37]

Turret (by GKN Sankey) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 smoke grenade dispensers (66 mm)[38]

105 Warrior ISC were used as ATGM team carriers, with a MILAN shoulder missile launchers, and later a Javelin missile.[36]

FV510 Warrior Desert Warrior

(GKN Sankey / BAE Systems)

 United Kingdom Kuwait Kuwait Army [39]

LAV-25 turret (by Delco) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 M257 (76mm)
Hunter AFV Hunter AFV

(ST Kinetics)

 Singapore Singapore Singapore Army [40][41]

Samson 30 unmanned turret (by Rafael) equipped with:

Chassis equipped with:

K21 K21 NIFV

"Next-generation infantry fighting vehicle"

(Doosan DST / Hanwha)

 South Korea South Korea Republic of Korea Army [42]

This IFV is capable of amphibious missions.

Turret equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
KF-41 Lynx KF-41 Lynx

(Rheinmetall)

 Germany

 Hungary

Hungary Hungarian Ground Forces [44]

LANCE 2 turret (by Rheinmetall) equipped with:

  • [d] 4 × 5 Rheinmetall ROSY (40 mm)

Chassis equipped with:

M113 A1 AIFV-25

(FMC Corporation / Belgian Mechanical Fabrication)

 United States

 Belgium

First-hand:

Belgium Belgian Land Component

[47]

EWS turret (by FMC) equipped with:

  • [d] 1 × 6 smoke grenade dispensers
Second-hand:

Bahrain Royal Bahraini Army

Chile Chilean Army

Egypt Egyptian Army

Lebanon Lebanese Army

Philippines Philippine Army

Jordan Royal Jordanian Army

Morocco Royal Moroccan Army

M113 A1 YPR-765

(FMC Corporation / DAF / RSV)

 United States

 Netherlands

First-hand:

Netherlands Royal Netherlands Army

[30][48]

EWS turret (by FMC) equipped with:

  • [d] 1 × 6 smoke grenade dispensers
Second-hand:

Bahrain Royal Bahraini Army

Chile Chilean Army

Egypt Egyptian Army

Jordan Royal Jordanian Army

Ukraine Ukrainian Ground Forces

M2 Bradley M2 Bradley

(United Defense / BAE Systems)

 United States First-hand:United States US ArmySaudi Arabia Saudi Arabian Army [49]

Bradley turret (by BAE Systems) equipped with:

Second-hand:Croatia Croatian Army

Lebanon Lebanese Army

Ukraine Ukrainian Ground Forces

M2 Bradley M2A4 Bradley

(BAE Systems)

 United States — United States US Army [50]

A4 Bradley turret (by BAE Systems) equipped with:

M2 Bradley M2A4 E1 Bradley

(BAE Systems)

 United States United States US Army [51]

A4 Bradley turret (by BAE Systems) equipped with:

Marder Spz Marder 1

"Schützenpanzer Marder"

(Rheinmetall Landsysteme / MaK - Maschinenbau Kiel)

 West Germany

First-hand:Germany German Army [52][53][54][55][56][57]

Turret equipped with:

  • [d] 1 × 6 smoke grenade dispensers (76 mm)
Second-hand:Chile Chilean Army

Greece Hellenic Army

Indonesia Indonesian Army

Jordan Royal Jordanian Army

Ukraine Ukrainian Ground Forces

Puma Spz Puma

"Schützenpanzer Puma"

(KMW / Rheinmetall)

 Germany Germany German Army [58][59][60]

RCT 30 turret (by KMW) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 KMW MPL 76 (76 mm, launched from the back of turret)
Type 89 Type 89

(Mitsubishi)

 Japan Japan Japan Ground Self-Defense Force [61]

Turret equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 smoke grenade dispensers
Tracked IFV in development and prototypes
ASCOD 2

"Austrian-Spanish Co-operative Development"

XM30 MICV

"Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle" (Griffin III)

(GDLS)

 Spain

 United States

Illustration

United States US Army

(prototype)

[62]

One of the prototypes for the replacement of the M2/M3 Bradley.

Turret to be equipped with:[62]

KF-41 Lynx XM30 – MICV

"Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle"

(Rheinmetall)

 Germany

 United States

Illustration

United States US Army

(prototype)

[62]

One of the prototypes for the replacement of the M2/M3 Bradley.

Turret to be equipped with:[63][64]

Borsuk Borsuk infantry fighting vehicle

(HSW)

 Poland Poland Polish Land Forces [65]

The Borsuk is an amphibious IFV.

ZSSW-30 turret (by HSW and WB Electronics) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 GAk-81 (81 mm)
CV90 Mk IV

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9035 SLO

(BAE Systems Hägglunds with locals VOP, Excalibur Army, VR Group, Ray Service and Meopta)

 Sweden

 Czech Republic

— Czech Republic Czech Army [66][67]

D-Series turret (BAE Systems AB) equipped with:[23]

  • [d] 1 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
CV90 Mk IV

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9035 SLO

(BAE Systems Hägglunds and Koval Systems)[69]

 Sweden

 Slovakia

— Slovakia Slovakian Army [70][66][71][72]

D-Series turret (BAE Systems AB) equipped with:[23]

  • [d] 1 × 5 smoke grenade dispensers
K9 Thunder CBWP heavy IFV

(PGZ Group / Hanwha)

 South Korea

 Poland

— Poland Polish Land Forces [73]

Vehicle being developed, planned with ZSSW-30 turret (by HSW and WB Electronics) to be equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 GAk-81 (81 mm)
K21 AS21 Redback

(Doosan DST / Hanwha)

 South Korea

 Australia

 Israel

Australia Australian Army [74][75]

EOS / Elbit Т2000 (Electro Optic Systems) turret equipped with:

KF-41 Lynx KF-41 Lynx

(Rheinmetall)

 Germany Available on the market [76]

LANCE 2 modular turret (by Rheinmetall) that can be equipped with:

  • [d] 4 × 5 Rheinmetall ROSY (40 mm)

Chassis equipped with:

Kurganets-25 Kurganets-25

(Kurganmashzavod)

 Russia Russia Russian Ground Forces [77][78]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Bumerang-BM turret equipped with:

  • [g] Active APS on prototype
T-14 Armata T-15 Barbaris

(Uralvagonzavod)

 Russia Russia Russian Ground Forces [79][80][81]

Two turret variants available:

  1. Bumerang-BM turret variant equipped with:
  2. DUBM-57 Dagger combat module, with the AU-220M Baikal turret variant equipped with:[81]
Tracked retired IFV
CV90 Mk I

"Combat Vehicle 90"

CV9030N / CV9030NF1

(Land Systems Hagglunds)

 Sweden Norway Norwegian Army [25]

All the chassis were repurposed for none-IFV variants, and the turrets reused and modernised and used on new Mk IIIb chassis. This variant is today completely retired.

E30 turret (by Hägglunds Moelv AS, made under licence by Kvaerner Eureka AS) equipped with:

  • [d] 4 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
Saurer 4K 4FA Saurer 4K 4FA-G2

"Grenadier-Schützenpanzer"

(Saurer)

 Austria Austria Austrian Land Forces [82][83][84]

GAD-AOA turret (by Oerlikon Contraves) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers

List of wheeled infantry fighting vehicles

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Chassis base Variant Origin Image Operators Notes
Wheeled IFV in service
BTR82A BTR82A

(Military Industrial Company of Russia)

 Soviet Union

 Russia

Azerbaijan Azerbaijani Land Forces

Belarus Belarus Army

Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Army

Russia Russian Ground Forces

Uzbekistan Uzbek Ground Forces

[85]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Turret equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
CM-32 Clouded Leopard CM-34

(Ordnance Readiness Development Center / Timoney Technology Limited)

 Ireland

 Taiwan

Taiwan Republic of China Army [86]

Turret (by NCSIST) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 6 smoke grenade dispensers
Freccia VBM Freccia – AIFV / ATGM

"Veicolo Blindato Medio Freccia – Armoured Infantry Fighting Vehicle"

(CIO - Consortium Iveco - OTO Melara)

 Italy Italy Italian Army [87][88]

Hitfist turret (by Oto Melara) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 Galix (80 mm)
GTK Boxer A2 Boxer Vilkas

(KMW / Rheinmetall)

 Germany Netherlands Lithuania Lithuanian Land Forces [89]

Samson RT Mk.II turret (by Rafael) equipped with:

GTK Boxer A2 / A3 Boxer CRV (block I)

(Rheinmetall)

 Germany

 Australia

Australia Australian Army [90]

LANCE turret (by Rheinmetall) equipped with:

Chassis equipped with:

Iveco SuperAV BAE ACV-30

"Amphibious Combat Vehicle"

(Iveco / BAE Systems)

 Italy

 United States

— United States US Marine Corps [91][92][93]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Protector RT-20 (or MCT-30) turret (by Kongsberg) equipped with:

LAV II

(licence built variant of Mowag Piranha II)

ASLAV

(General Motors of Canada / GDLS - Australia)

  Switzerland

 Canada

 Australia

Australia Australian Army [94]

LAV-25 turret (by Delco) equipped with:[95]

  • [d] 2 × 4 M257 (76mm)
LAV II

(licence built variant of Mowag Piranha II)

LAV-25

(also known as M1047)

(General Motors of Canada)

  Switzerland

 Canada

 United States

United States United States Marine Corps

Saudi Arabia Sauti Arabian National Guard

[96][97][98][99][100]

This is an amphibious IFV.

LAV-25 turret (by Delco) equipped with:[95]

  • [d] 2 × 4 M257 (76mm)
LAV III

(licence built variant of Mowag Piranha IIIH)

LAV III – ISC

"Infantry Section Carriers"

(GDLS Canada)

  Switzerland

 Canada

Canada Canadian Army [101]

LAV-25 turret (by Delco) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 M257 (76mm)
LAV III

(licence built variant of Mowag Piranha IIIH)

NZLAV – IMV

"Infantry Mobility Vehicles"

(GDLS Canada)

  Switzerland

 Canada

New Zealand New Zealand Army

Chile Chilean Army (2nd hand)[102]

[103]

LAV-25 turret (by Delco) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 M257 (76mm)
LAV III

(licence built variant of Mowag Piranha IIIH)

LAV III

(GDLS Canada)

  Switzerland

 Canada

— Colombia Colombian Army [104][105]

Samson Dual RWS turret (by Rafael) equipped with:

LAV III

(licence built variant of Mowag Piranha IIIH)

LAV 6.0 – ISC

"Infantry Section Carrier"

(GDLS Canada)

  Switzerland

 Canada

Canada Canadian Army [106]

LAV-25 turret (by Delco) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 M257 (76mm)
LAV III

(licence built variant of Mowag Piranha IIIH)

M1296 Stryker – ICV-D

"Infantry Carrier Vehicle – Dragoon"

(GDLS Canada / GDLS)

  Switzerland

 Canada

 United States

United States United States Army

Bulgaria Bulgarian Land Forces

[107][108][109][110]

Protector RT-40 (or MCT-30) turret (by Kongsberg) equipped with:

  • [d] 4 × 4 M257 (76mm)
Mowag Piranha IIIH Piranha IIIH – MRV

"Medium Reconnaissance Vehicle"

(Mowag)

  Switzerland Republic of Ireland Irish Army [111]

Hitfist 30 turret (by Oto Melara) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 smoke grenade dispensers (66 mm)
Mowag Piranha IIIC Piranha IIIC – DF30

"Direct Fire 30"

(Mowag)

  Switzerland Belgium Belgian Land Component [112][113][114]

UT-30 ORCWS turret (by Elbit) equipped with:

  • [h] 2 × Loitering munition type
  • [d] 3 × 2 smoke grenade dispensers

Note: 1 Spike MR missile is transported inside of the vehicle.

Mowag Piranha IIIC Piranha IIIC – IFV

"Infantry Fighting Vehicle"

(Mowag)

  Switzerland (Illustration) Botswana Botswana Ground Force [115][116]

Hitfist 30 turret (by Oto Melara) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 M257 (76mm)
Mowag Piranha V Dragón VCR – VCI [es]

"vehículo de combate sobre ruedas – vehículo de combate infantería"

(Mowag / General Dynamics Santa Bárbara Sistemas)

  Switzerland

 Spain

Spain Spanish Army [117][118]

Guardian 30 turret (by Escribano) equipped with:

Mowag Piranha V Piranha V

(Mowag / Uzina Mecanica Bucuresti)

  Switzerland

 Romania

Romania Romanian Land Forces [119][120]

UT-30 Mk2 turret (by Elbit) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
Mowag Piranha V / LAV 6.0 LAV 700

(GDLS Canada)

  Switzerland

 Canada

— Saudi Arabia Sauti Arabian National Guard [121][122]

Cockerill 3000 turret (by John Cockerill) equipped with:

  • [f] 2 × CMI Bayonet ATGM launcher
  • [d] 2 × 4 smoke grenade dispensers
Pandur I (6×6) Pandur I (6×6) IFV

(Steyr-Daimler-Puch / AV Technology LLC)

 Austria

 United States

Kuwait Kuwait National Guard [123][124]

Delco LAV-25 turret equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 Galix (80 mm)
Pandur II (8×8) Pandur II 8×8 KBVP

(Steyr-Daimler-Puch / Tatra Defence Vehicles)

 Austria

 Czech Republic

Czech Republic Czech Army [125]

RCWS-30 turret (by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems) equipped with:

Pandur II (8×8) Pandur II (8×8)

(Steyr-Daimler-Puch / Fabrequipa)

 Austria

 Portugal

Portugal Portuguese Army [126]

SP30 turret (by GDELS) equipped with:

Patria AMV Badger IFV

(Patria / Denel Land Systems)

 Finland

 South Africa

South Africa South African Army [127][128]

LCT-30 (by Denel) equipped with:[129]

  • [d] 2 × 2 smoke grenade dispensers (81 mm)
Patria AMV Patria AMV – BMP-3

(Patria / Rosomak SA)

 Finland

 Poland

 Russia

— United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Army [130]

This is an amphibious IFV.

BMP-3 turret equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
Patria AMV Patria AMV CRO 30L

(Patria / Duro Dakovic Special Vehicles d.d.)

 Finland

 Croatia

Croatia Croatian Army [131][132][133][134]

UT-30 Mk2 turret (by Elbit) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 smoke grenade dispensers (rear turret, 76 mm)
Patria AMV KTO Rosomak

(Patria / Rosomak SA)

 Finland

 Poland

Poland Polish Land Forces

Ukraine Ukrainian Ground Forces

[135]

Initial variant of the Rosomak IFV, the base variant is capable of amphibious operations, the up-armoured variants (M1M) aren't.

Hitfist 30P turret (by Oto Melara) equipped with:

  • [d] 6 × GAk-81 (81 mm)
Patria AMV KTO Rosomak

(Patria / Rosomak SA)

 Finland

 Poland

Poland Polish Land Forces [136][137]

Second variant of the Rosomak IFV, ordered in 2022 and 2024.

ZSSW-30 turret (by HSW and WB Electronics) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 GAk-81 (81 mm)
VBCI

"Véhicule Blindé de Combat d'Infanterie"

VBCI

(Nexter)

 France France French Army [138][139]

Tarask turret (by GIAT Industries, derived from Dragar turret) equipped with:

  • [d] Galix-4 (80 mm):
    • 4 × 2 on the turret (all aiming frontwards, 2 × 2 on the left side of the turret, 1 × 2 on the front right, 1 × 2 on the rear right)
    • 2 × 3 (at the rear of the vehicle, aiming backwards)
VBTP-MR Guarani VBCI Guarani

(Iveco, Usiminas and Villares [pt])

 Italy

 Brazil

Brazil Brazilian Army [140]

This is an amphibious IFV.

UT-30BR turret (by Elbit Systems) equipped with:

  • [d] 3 × 2 smoke grenade dispensers (76 mm)
[140][141]

Modernised UT-30BR2 SARC turret (by ARES) equipped with:

  • [d] 3 × 2 smoke grenade dispensers (76 mm)
Wheeled IFV in development and prototypes
BTR-22 BTR-22

(Military Industrial Company of Russia)

 Russia — Potential client:

Russia Russian Ground Forces

[142]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Turret equipped with:

  • [g] optional drone jammer
  • [d] 2 × 3 smoke grenade dispensers
CTWV

"Common tactical wheeled vehicle"

Type 24 ICV [ja]

"Infantry combat vehicle''

(Mitsubishi Heavy Industries)

 Japan — Japan Japan Ground Self-Defense Force [143][144][145][146]

Turret equipped with:

Freccia EVO VBM Freccia EVO – AIFV / ATGM

"Veicolo Blindato Medio Freccia Evoluzione – Armoured Infantry Fighting Vehicle"

(CIO - Consortium Iveco - OTO Melara)

 Italy — Italy Italian Army [147][88]

Hitfist turret (by Oto Melara) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 Galix (80 mm)
GTK Boxer A2/A3 Boxer CRV (block II)

"Schwerer Waffenträger Infanterie"

(Rheinmetall)

 Germany

 Australia

Australia Australian Army

Germany German Army

[90]

LANCE 2 turret (by Rheinmetall) equipped with:

  • [d] 4 × 5 Rheinmetall ROSY (40 mm, CRV Block 2 only)

Chassis equipped with:

GTK Boxer A3 Boxer RadSPz (PuBo)

"Radschützenpanzer"

(RadSPz)

(KMW / Rheinmetall)

 Germany

 Netherlands

Potential users:

Germany German Army

Netherlands Royal Netherlands Army

[149][150]

RCT 30 turret (by KMW) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 KMW MPL 76 (76 mm, launched from the back of turret)
K808 White Tiger N-WAV

"New Weeled Armoured Vehicle"

(Hyundai Rothem)

 South Korea

(base chassis)

Available on the market [151][152][153]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Turret equipped with:

  • [f] 2 × ATGM (twin launcher on right turret side)
  • [g] KAPS (Korean APS)
  • [d] 2 × 4 smoke grenade dispensers
Patria AMV KTO Rosomak-L

(Patria / Rosomak SA)

 Finland

 Poland

— Poland Polish Land Forces [154]

Third variant of the Rosomak IFV, not amphibious anymore.

ZSSW-30 turret (by HSW and WB Electronics) equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 4 GAk-81 (81 mm)
Patria AMVXP BOV 8x8 Vydra

(Patria / Konštrukta – Defence)

 Finland

 Slovakia

Slovakia Slovakian Army [155][156][157]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Turra 30 turret (by EVPÚ) equipped with:

  • [d] 8 × Galix 13 / Galix 6 (80 mm)
VPK-7829 Bumerang K-17 Bumerang

(Military Industrial Company of Russia / Arzamas Machine-Building Plant)

 Russia  Russia [158][159][160]

This is an amphibious IFV.

Bumerang-BM turret equipped with:

  • [d] 2 × 2 smoke grenade dispensers

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj ck Autocannon
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch Coaxial machine gun
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Pintle mount
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce Smoke grenade dispenser
  5. ^ a b c d e f Remote controlled weapon station
  6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao Anti-tank guided missile
  7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r Active protection system
  8. ^ a b c d e Loitering munition
  9. ^ Gun

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