KF41 Lynx German Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV)

The Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicle features a distinctive design that incorporates a common drive module and a flexible mission kit configuration. This design allows any base vehicle to be adapted for various roles, including an infantry fighting vehicle (IFV), an armored personnel carrier, a command vehicle, a recovery vehicle, or an ambulance. The driver's position is located on the front left side of the hull, and the vehicle is equipped with three large vision blocks that provide excellent visibility to the front and sides. The mission kit includes a drop-in roof plate that can be easily installed on any drive module along with the necessary equipment to create a Lynx variant. The mission kit can be exchanged, and the protection configuration can be modified within 8 hours. The crew compartment is designed to be mission-neutral and includes C-rails and a pattern of universal fixing points on the walls and floor. This design allows for flexible configurations of mission-specific equipment. Furthermore, the internal volume of the Lynx KF41 drive module is unparalleled for a tracked infantry fighting vehicle that features a manned turret.