Defence IQ Glossary: Armored Fighting Vehicle

Explore what defence buyers want from next-gen fighting vehicles – from digital systems and survivability to modularity and urban agility.

Commanders can dictate the terms of the first man engagement with a threat, greatly reducing the risk to ground forces

From increasing risk of peer conflict to the rise of urban warfare, and increasing great power competition, the defence sector faces many challenges that must be approached responsibly

The proliferation of ATGMs and the unpredictability of short-range 360-degree urban battle spaces presents a serious challenge to armoured vehicle manufacturers

It is becoming increasingly difficult to make the case for heavily armoured systems in Latin America

From remote weapon stations to increasing use of ATGMs, what are the future trends in armoured vehicle lethality?

Mechanized strike brigades are key to combating asymmetric and peer threats

Cold War era vehicles and requirements do not meet current and future threats. NATO's ability to maintain overmatch depends on increased vehicle connectivity, adaptability and autonomy.

NATO military strategists increasingly acknowledge that the future of war is in cities. How are armoured vehicle requirements evolving to reflect this?

A Comprehensive Look at the Army's NGCV Modernization & Acquisition Priorities for 2019

Army Seeks Interim Solutions for Tank and Fighting Vehicle Vulnerabilities

An infographic overview of key investment areas, strategic priorities and production requirements for the next generation of military combat vehicles.