The company’s display focuses on technologies supporting U.S. Army modernization, including the Lynx XM30 combat vehicle, the HX tactical truck configured for autonomous launcher operations and several robotic platforms intended for logistics and combat support.
At booth #2825, American Rheinmetall is presenting systems developed across the company’s international industrial network, highlighting its work in ground combat, tactical mobility, autonomy and precision effects.
One of the principal systems associated with the display is the Lynx XM30, American Rheinmetall’s candidate for the U.S. Army’s XM30 Combat Vehicle program, which aims to replace the M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle.
The company’s unmanned ground vehicle portfolio provides another major component of the display, covering platforms designed for resupply, casualty evacuation, electronic warfare and counter-unmanned aircraft system missions.
The medium-class MUSKOX unmanned ground vehicle combines a hybrid-electric chassis with autonomous navigation and AI-driven controls for logistics, sustainment and combat support.