BOXER LANCE German Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV)

The BOXER LANCE German Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) is a modern, armored 8x8 vehicle used by armed forces worldwide. It provides enhanced protection for the crew while delivering a high level of firepower and mobility. The Boxer Lance features a manned Lance2 turret system that includes a highly effective 30mm MK30-2/ABM cannon, which has anti-tank capabilities along with secondary armament. The modular turret technology complements the vehicle's modular design, allowing for versatile configurations that can meet the needs of different troop types, such as a heavy infantry weapon carrier or a wheeled infantry fighting vehicle with dismount capability. **Technical Superiority:** The Boxer Lance is equipped with state-of-the-art weapon systems, sensors, and optronics. The proven 30mm MK30-2/ABM main weapon provides high accuracy and effective firepower against air and ground targets at ranges of up to 3,000 meters. The integrated Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) system further enhances its anti-armor capabilities. **Robustness:** The vehicle is designed to maintain operational capability for both crew and systems through a multi-layer protective structure that separates the crew from weapons and ammunition. Additionally, turret operators can reload the main and secondary coaxial weapons while remaining under armor. The combined manual/electric backup mode allows for control of the Lance2 turret even if the primary power source fails. **Logistical Supply Capability:** The Boxer Lance offers ample storage space, both inside and outside, for essential equipment and ammunition. The turret is compatible with 30mm, 7.62mm, and 12.7mm NATO standard ammunition. Over 400 Lance2 systems will be in service with various nations, including Australia, Hungary, and Germany. These systems share logistical compatibility, ensuring constant availability of spare parts. **Scalability:** The Boxer Lance boasts significant growth potential thanks to its General Vehicle Architecture (GVA) core structure. This design allows for easy integration of new mission systems and effectors, such as C-UAV radar reconnaissance, loitering munitions, and AI-assisted acceleration of the OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) loop, without compromising the basic turret architecture. A range of mission-ready data interfaces inside and outside the turret supports these capabilities.