Greece plans to test them and if the IFV is approved, the country’s government will sign a supply contract in the near future. Rheinmetall offered Greece to localize the machines, as well as to establish their production at local facilities.
The #LynxKF41 #Infantry Fighting Vehicle was recently in #Greece on request of the #HellenicArmedForces.
During a vehicle demonstration, the Lynx KF41 gave an impressive performance. #Defence #Army #Military pic.twitter.com/UuZHhAQ9Xp
— Rheinmetall (@RheinmetallAG) August 3, 2022
The Lynx KF41 is a modern infantry fighting vehicle. Rheinmetall showed it in 2018. IFV weighs 44 tons. The KF41 can carry a crew of three and carry up to eight passengers. The IFV is equipped with an 850 kW engine and develops a maximum speed of 70 km/h. The main armament of the KF41 Lynx is the LANCE turret, equipped with a cannon and a launcher for 30 mm or 35 mm anti-tank missiles.