Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle

Romania Selects Rheinmetall Lynx IFV in $3B Procurement 

Romania has selected Rheinmetall’s Lynx infantry fighting vehicles to equip its army in a procurement estimated at $3.04 billion.

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Romania Hosts Rheinmetall Production Network for Military Systems

Rheinmetall has launched a new production network in Romania to strengthen the country’s defense sector, support armed forces modernization, and build new partnerships with local defense firms.

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Italy to Buy 1,000 Lynx Combat Vehicles, Up to 380 Panther Tanks

Italy has affirmed its plan to acquire over 1,000 KF41 Lynx infantry fighting vehicles and up to 380 KF51 Panther main battle tanks from Rheinmetall.

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Rheinmetall Provides KF41 Lynx Testbed Vehicle for Italian Army

Rheinmetall has provided a KF41 Lynx infantry fighting vehicle to the Italian Army for evaluations ahead of its first order.

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Kyiv to Receive First Ukraine-Built Lynx Infantry Vehicle This Year 

Ukraine will receive the first locally-produced Lynx infantry fighting vehicle from Rheinmetall by the end of this year.

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Italy Plans Over $20B Procurement of 550 Panther, Lynx Platforms

The Italian government plans to procure over 500 Panther main battle tanks and Lynx infantry fighting vehicles from Rheinmetall.

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Rheinmetall to Develop Lynx-Based Air Defense System for Hungary

Hungary has awarded Rheinmetall a $32.9 million contract to develop a new mobile air defense system based on the Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicle.

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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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Allison to Deliver Electric Hybrid Propulsion for US Army Bradley Replacement Program

Allison Transmission will provide its eGen Force electric hybrid propulsion for the US Army's Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.

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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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