Common Armoured Vehicle System

Patria, Latvia Sign Life Cycle Support Deal for CAVS 6×6 Fleet

Patria and Latvia have signed a life cycle support agreement for the Common Armoured Vehicle System fleet operated by the Latvian military.

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Norway, UK Advance in Common Armoured Vehicle Program With R&D Agreement

Norway and the UK have signed the research and development agreement of the multinational Common Armoured Vehicle System program.

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Germany Buys 800+ CAVS Systems From Patria in $2.3B Deal

Germany has signed contracts worth more than $2.3 billion with Finnish vehicle developer Patria for the purchase of 876 Common Armored Vehicle Systems.

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Sweden Orders 94 Additional Patria 6×6 Vehicles Under CAVS Program

Sweden has procured 94 additional 6x6 armored vehicles from Patria, building on a 321-vehicle order from March 2024.

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Denmark Buys 129 Common Armored Vehicles From Patria 

Denmark has contracted Finnish firm Patria to deliver 129 Common Armoured Vehicle System 6x6 platforms.

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Denmark Joins Multi-Nation Common Armoured Vehicle System Program

Denmark has officially joined the multinational Common Armoured Vehicle System program, which includes Finland, Latvia, Sweden, and Germany.

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Germany Contracts Patria to Develop CAVS-Based Mortar Carrier

Germany and Patria have signed a development agreement for the Common Armoured Vehicle System NEMO mortar and CAVS mortar command variants.

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Germany Invites Patria for Armored Troop Carrier Replacement Offer

The German military has asked Finnish firm Patria to submit a binding offer for a fleet of new-generation armored transport vehicles.

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Latvia Orders 56 Additional Patria Armored Carriers

Latvia has contracted Finnish firm Patria to build and deliver an additional 56 Patria armored personnel carriers for over $63.3 million.

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EU Funds First-Ever Joint Procurement of Weapons, Ammo

The EU has approved 300 million euros ($316 million) for the joint procurement of five defense projects by member states.

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