American Rheinmetall Vehicles LLC
Next-gen vehicles for the U.S. Forces
American Rheinmetall Vehicles LLC (ARV), headquartered in Sterling Heights, MI, with a second office in Troy, MI, is a part of Rheinmetall's Vehicle Systems division and not only specializes in the development of combat vehicle platforms that provide next-generation products to the U.S. Department of Defense and Federal and State Law Enforcement agencies, but also brings the global group’s portfolio of vehicle systems to the U.S. market.
American Rheinmetall Vehicles offers both tracked and wheeled combat vehicle platforms with associated sub-systems and works in conjunction with customer program offices to ensure its products meet specification and performance requirements for programs of interest. Among other efforts, American Rheinmetall Vehicles is actively engaged in supporting the U.S. Army in two particularly high priority modernization programs, the XM30 Combat Vehicle program where the Lynx XM30 just advanced to phase 3 and 4, and the Common Tactical Truck (CTT) program where the HX3 CTT advanced to phase 2 of the program in early 2023.
Rheinmetall – a key player in the world of military vehicles
Delivering for the U.S. Army’s Highest Modernization Priorities
American Rheinmetall Vehicles, Textron Systems, RTX, L3Harris Technologies, Allison Transmission, and Anduril Industries are digitally designing America’s next-generation Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle.
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HX3 CTT
The HX3 series
HX3 Common Tactical Truck (HX3 CTT)
American Rheinmetall Vehicles and GM Defense offered the U.S. Army the HX3 CTT, a derivative of the HX3, and won a contract to deliver Prototype Proposals for the first phase of the Army’s Common Tactical Truck (CTT) program. The program enables the Army to replace legacy vehicles like the Palletized Load System (PLS), Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck (HEMTT), M915 Line Haul Tractor, and other platforms in the current heavy and medium tactical wheeled fleet. A truck with maximum commercial elements, able to perform military missions, and that can bring commonality amongst mission roles are top priorities for the Army in this program.
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The Mission Master family
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130 mm MBT gun
Press commentary
- Breaking Defense – August 9, 2023: Unmanned and unmatched: Rheinmetall’s autonomous vehicle technology drives future force mobility
- Breaking Defense – August 23, 2022: The HX3 Common Tactical Truck: next-gen excellence for military customers – today
- Defense News – August 17, 2022: Rheinmetall, GM Defense partner in Army’s tactical truck competition
- Warrior Maven – June 24, 2021: Massive Industry Team Offers Army New U.S.-Built "Lynx" Infantry Fighting Vehicle
- Shephard Media – October 14, 2021: AUSA 2021 – Rheinmetall on Lynx design for OMFV competition
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Upcoming exhibitions
American Rheinmetall Vehicles participates e.g. in the following events regularly:
- AUSA Global Force
- GVSETS
- MCoE Maneuver Warfighter Conference
- Modern Day Marine
- AUSA
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