Patria 6×6 as the vehicle platform of CAVS programme

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On: September 9, 2025

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The joint European Common Armoured Vehicle System (CAVS) programme began in 2019, as the Patria 6×6 vehicle was selected for the platform of the programme. By 2025, participating countries are Finland, Latvia, Sweden, Germany and Denmark, strengthening European collaboration. The programme remains open for new countries to join, provided they have similar equipment requirements and receive approval from the existing participants.

Read more about the joint multinational CAVS programme: https://bit.ly/44KRqwF

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