Otokar Joins SAHA EXPO 2024
Otokar exhibits AKREP II 4x4, the URAL Special Operations Vehicle, COBRA II 4x4, and ARMA 6x6/8x8 armoured fighting vehicles in SAHA EXPO 2024.
Otokar exhibits AKREP II 4x4, the URAL Special Operations Vehicle, COBRA II 4x4, and ARMA 6x6/8x8 armoured fighting vehicles in SAHA EXPO 2024.
Russian KamAZ has opened a production plant for military trucks and MRAPs in Senegal to increase its production capacity.
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa has confirmed that the country will supply Ukraine with Finnish Patria 6x6 armoured personnel carriers in 2025.
Estonian President Alar Karis visited the Nurol Makina factory in Ankara and was briefed about the NMS 4X4 armoured vehicles his country will receive.
France’s biggest land forces’ expo, Eurosatory, opens its doors today. Israeli companies bypass the blockade and present their products.
ASFAT, as the main contractor, has exported 46 BMC VURAN 4x4 vehicles to the Georgian Ministry of Defence.
Estonian Centre for Defence Investments (ECDI) visited the Otokar facility to receive further information about ARMA 6x6 procurement processes.
During DSA 2024, organised in Malaysia, French-German joint venture KNDS proposed its CAESAR 6x6 155 mm SPG to the Malaysian Army.
FNSS is exhibiting its PARS III 6x6 AFV fitted with a TEBER-II turret and its new remote-controlled weapon system, SANCAK 30, at DSA 2024.
The British Army fired an ARCHER 6x6 155 mm SPG during a live fire exercise for the first time in Swedish Artillery School.
Otokar received an approximately € 130 million order from Estonia for the ARMA 6x6 APC. The agreement was signed in Estonia on October 18th.
Turkish defence company FNSS presented its product portfolio at IDEX, United Arab Emirates.
OTOKAR introduced its first 8x8 military vehicle ARMA II, with a home-grown engine, after a 6,000-kilometre road test: the Ecotorq engine.
Pars IV 6x6 Special Operations (S-Ops) Vehicle officially handed over to the Turkish Armed Forces. The delivery ceremony was held at FNSS Facilities.
Patria announced that Germany had signed a letter of intent to join the Finnish-led Common Armoured Vehicle System (CAVS) program.
Turkish Companies Otokar and FNSS compete in Malaysia to replace German Condor 4×4 APCs and Belgian-made SIBMAS 6×6 armoured vehicles.