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The Patria TRACKX Armored Personnel Carrier | EXTREME MOBILITY
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March 1, 2026
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March 1, 2026
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15:39Now PlayingPatria just entered the light tracked vehicle arena in a serious way. In this deep dive, we break down the brand new Patria TRACKX – a modern 15 ton tracked all-terrain armored vehicle designed to replace aging platforms like the M113 and MT-LB across Europe. Built under the EU-backed FAMOUS program and unveiled at DSEI 2025, TRACKX is engineered for extreme terrain mobility, Arctic warfare, amphibious operations, and modular battlefield roles.
Patria has developed a tracked vehicle that stands out in its class when operating in extreme mobility demanding environments and terrain types, offering excellent tactical and operational mobility. Patria TRACKX is designed to transport 12 soldiers with equipment and to perform on roads, in dense forests, steep hills, wet bogs, and deep snow without compromising its protection. Patria TRACKX is capable of smooth cooperation with other tracked vehicles and will serve as a platform for various role variants in the future.
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