US Military Vehicles to Get Autonomy & Counter-Drone Tech for Extended Power The U.S. military is preparing to upgrade its next generation of ground vehicles with autonomous capabilities and integrated counter-drone systems, marking a major shift in modern battlefield mobility. These vehicles are being designed to operate longer, smarter, and with reduced reliance on human crews—especially in high-risk combat zones. By combining AI-driven navigation, sensor fusion, and electronic countermeasures

Raytheon and Rheinmetall are joining forces for U.S. Army’s requirement for a Next-Generation Combat Vehicle (NGCV) based on the KF41 Lynx. They will participate in what is shaping up to be a competitive prototyping effort to replace the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle with an Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle. Read more https://wp.me/p3avY4-33P | Military Leak

Promotional Video for Rheinmetall’s Lynx next-generation combat vehicle, highlighting its development in less than five years. The Lynx comes in 2 main versions. The KF31 version weighs up to 38 tons and can carry three crew members (driver, gunner, commander) and six members of the combat team. The KF41 version weighs 50 tons and can carry three crew members and a combat team of eight. Each version (KF31-KF41) features an engine of different power, 750hp and 1.140hp respectively as well as a di