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Tracked combat vehicles – American Rheinmetall

Rheinmetall’s tracked combat vehicles are renowned for their advanced mobility, protection, and firepower, making them highly versatile platforms for modern warfare. These vehicles are designed to perform a wide range of operations, including troop transport, reconnaissance, and direct combat.

Equipped with state-of-the-art armor systems, they offer exceptional protection against a variety of battlefield threats, from small arms fire to anti-tank guided missiles. Rheinmetall’s tracked platforms feature powerful engines, enabling them to navigate difficult terrains with ease in any environment. The tracked vehicles are fitted with advanced weapon systems, including cannons, remote-controlled turrets, and integrated with innovative targeting and sensor technologies, enhancing their effectiveness in precision engagements. With their robust design and adaptability, Rheinmetall’s tracked combat vehicles are critical assets for modern military forces.

Lynx XM30

Designed by Americans.
Built by Americans.

The Lynx XM30

Lynx XM30 Combat Vehicle

American Rheinmetall is designing a new combat vehicle that leverages Rheinmetall’s Lynx KF41 as the point of departure for their concept, which supports the U.S. Army’s modernization efforts being pursued through the XM30 Combat Vehicle program – formerly designated as the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle (OMFV) program. In order to accommodate the rapid growth associated with their offering, American Rheinmetall has expanded their Michigan/Ohio based operations and continues to build their team. Driven by strong and consistent growth, this early investment initiative demonstrates Rheinmetall’s commitment to the XM30 program and the U.S. Army.

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Exclusively Lynx XM30 for the U.S. Army’s next-gen combat vehicle program

The Lynx XM30 features a U.S. designed, unmanned 50mm turret, an advanced technology Two-Soldier Crew approach, a highly mobile and powerful chassis, integrated vehicle protection systems, and a modular, open systems architecture ensuring overmatch today and overmatch tomorrow.

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Rheinmetall’s Lynx KF41 has been used as the point of departure for various customer specific IFV designs.

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Evolution of the Lynx

Rheinmetall’s Lynx next-generation combat vehicle has come a long way in less than five years' time. Starting from the drawing board, both KF31 and KF41 types were brought to life and travelled the world going through extensive trials along the way. Now, Hungary has become the launch customer ordering 218 vehicles after having signed a joint venture agreement with Rheinmetall. A strong signal to those eying the most advanced IFV to date.

Key features – Lynx XM30

Delivering for the U.S. Army’s highest modernization priorities

The fielding of a next-generation combat vehicle is a top priority for the U.S. Army. Maintaining overmatch and a competitive advantage against emerging threats is crucial. The Army’s XM30 program must deliver a combat vehicle (CV) with overwhelming close combat capabilities that’s capable of operating in manned and unmanned modes. American Rheinmetall’s Lynx XM30 provides the most modern firepower, protection, mobility, and power generation capabilities available to ensure the Army can fight and win against any foe.

American Rheinmetall, Textron Systems, RTX, L3Harris Technologies, Allison Transmission, and Anduril Industries are digitally designing America’s next-generation combat vehicle.

Overmatch today. Overmatch tomorrow.

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A winning solution

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Team Lynx

American Rheinmetall knows that it is going to take the finest of the defense industry to develop and deliver a truly next-generation combat vehicle; that’s why they have assembled a team that can offer just that. Team Lynx consists of world leaders in defense technologies – Textron Systems, RTX, L3Harris Technologies, Allison Transmission, and Anduril Industries – that bring advanced capabilities in combat vehicle design and production, mission and protection systems, manufacturing and robotics, and combat vehicle transmissions. Combined, Team Lynx offers complementary areas of expertise that are unique and unsurpassed. The collective members of Team Lynx have a deep understanding of the customer, and have developed and delivered advanced systems to the U.S. Army for decades; supporting thousands of American jobs across the U.S. as a result.

Interested in joining Team Lynx?

If your company would like to join Team Lynx as a partner or supplier, please contact us to connect with our leaders and discuss potential opportunities.

We look forward to working with you as we continue to define our team.

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Further information about Team Lynx

To the website "Team Lynx" – www.teamlynx-xm30.com

Rheinmetall portfolio

Would you like to learn more about Rheinmetall’s extensive portfolio of tracked armored vehicles? The Lynx KF41, Panther, Puma, Wiesel, or others? You can learn more here:

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